Portrait photography is one of the most powerful forms of visual storytelling. Whether it's a candid shot of a loved one, a carefully orchestrated studio session, or a beautifully composed environmental image, a great portrait has the ability to convey emotion, personality, and even the essence of a someone’s life story. More than just snapping a picture, portrait photography requires a unique blend of technical skill, artistic vision, and human connection. As Edward Steichen famously said, "A portrait is not made in the camera but on either side of it.”

The Importance of Color, Form, and Lines in Architectural Photography

Architecture is not merely about the structures we inhabit; it’s a profound expression of culture, art, and functionality. Capturing the essence of architectural design through photography requires a keen understanding of color, form, and lines. These are three fundamental elements that shape our perception of buildings and spaces.

Red Oak Tree!

Metal sculptor extraordinaire Mark! Working.

Ivan Basso and Francisco Mancebo racing to the summit finish of L’Alpe d’huez in the 2003 Tour de France.

Basketball Court. And a selfie of sorts.

Self-portrait taken with a pinhole camera that I made out of wood.

Jake! Firefighter and EMT at the Boulder Rural Fire Rescue in Boulder, Colorado for the What I Wear To Work portrait series.

We are excited to announce the launch of our website featuring new work for 2019!