Ongoing practice

Street
Photography

Street photography keeps me attentive. I look for gestures, color, and small coincidences that would disappear if I were working from a shot list. Making these images is a way to practice seeing without deciding in advance what matters.

Back to Art
Traffic lights and a brick corner framed in afternoon light.
Detail of a green classic car on a city street.
A pedestrian passing a neighborhood nail salon.
A shaft of sunlight cutting through a dark doorway.
Two silhouettes moving past a sunlit brick wall.
A jacket reading Love Me Forever or Never.
A woman in a floral shirt crossing a patch of sunlight.
The front corner of a vintage car at the curb.
A lone pedestrian walking past industrial shutters.
An empty city street reflecting light after rain.
Repeating geometric forms across an urban facade.
A person walking down a long set of city stairs.
Weathered storefront doors along a neighborhood block.
A city structure reflected in wet pavement.
Tiled transit stairs forming a geometric composition.
A man standing beside an orange vintage truck.