My Journey

2026-01-30

First Thoughts

Beginning this documentation. The city reveals itself slowly, in fragments.

I've started carrying the camera everywhere. Not because I'm looking for anything specific—more like waiting for the spaces to reveal themselves. The ones that exist in the cracks. There's a parking structure on Fifth where the light comes through at exactly 4:47 PM in winter. Creates these geometric shadows that shouldn't be beautiful but are. Nobody notices. Everyone's rushing to their cars. That's the thing about liminal spaces—they're designed to be ignored. Hallways.…

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2026-01-25

On Decay

Why I'm drawn to places falling apart.

People ask why I photograph abandoned buildings, overgrown lots, peeling paint. Like it's morbid or something. But decay is just honesty. It's what happens when human intention stops and nature starts reclaiming space. No pretense. No performance. A new building lies. It says "I'll last forever" or "I represent something important." But give it twenty years without maintenance and you see what it really is—just materials slowly returning to the earth. The…

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