In This Journal
Notes, stories, and quiet moments, gathered under loose threads.
Rain. June. An Untaken Photograph.
A quiet Father’s Day vigil in the rain, a photo I didn’t take — and the street that changed forever.
My First Roll of Film -Fuji 200
One sunny weekend, one roll of film, and one step away from the screen.
How Much Do You Charge?
A small note on photography, numbers, and the quiet panic behind pricing.
Pentax Spotmatic SP, Tokyo 1960s — New York 2025
A film camera from Tokyo’s golden age, now walking the streets of New York
Tango, Memory, and a Whisper of Cinema on the Upper East Side
A night at the Hungarian House, and a quiet reunion with the filmmaking past
How Many Portraits Do You Really Need?
On slowing down, seeing clearly, and making fewer, better images
Anna’s Session, New York, May 11
To be on someone’s wishlist. To walk slowly through golden light. This is what a photo session can be.
The Presence of Memory
Why black and white portraits still matter.
Not a Manifesto: Three Ways I See the World
Cinematic portraits, honest reportage, and soulful brand photography in Jersey City, New York & beyond
The Cost of Being Nice
A photographer’s confession: how people-pleasing holds back the art.