First thing’s first:Thank you Kat for wandering the woods with me. Next, I’m deeply fatigued by web copy,Especially SEO-friendly stuff and ChatGPT-generated crap. As I look through this photo collection, I’m reminded of Wordsworth—His keen eye, his lyrical grace.Unlike almost everything on the internet,He’s always worth reading. Intermezzo The Tables Turned Up! up! my Friend,Continue reading “Screw SEO”
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Kirk Eichelberger: From Villain to Hero
It was my privilege to capture portraits of Kirk Eichelberger, a highly regarded classical opera bass. Kirk built his reputation playing villains. His voice is dark and commanding, perfect for roles that demand presence and threat. Audiences know him as the force behind devils, killers, and tyrants. Now he’s channeling a different kind of power.Continue reading “Kirk Eichelberger: From Villain to Hero”
Coastal Fashion Photoshoot in Half Moon Bay
Two hours. One shoreline. And an ambitious choreography focused on grit and grace. Kaelin and I shot in Half Moon Bay, moving between sand, boulders, and a cold creek that met the sea. We pushed through pose after pose—climbing, crouching, hustling—staying one step ahead of the shifting light. By the end, everyone was exhausted. AndContinue reading “Coastal Fashion Photoshoot in Half Moon Bay”
Planette: Real Corporate Headshots
In business as in life, emotional realism matters. You can feel it when people are genuinely lit up by the work they do. At Planette.ai, I had the chance to photograph a group of scientists who care deeply, not just about the technical accuracy of weather forecasts, but about the human and planetary stakes behindContinue reading “Planette: Real Corporate Headshots”
San Francisco Street Photography
While I was on a client shoot in the city, I explored Chinatown and the Financial District for hours, and was quickly overwhelmed by the chaos of scenes moving at the speed of life. But I slowed down, stayed calm, and waited for patterns to emerge. It’s an exhilarating combination of waiting and pouncing; that,Continue reading “San Francisco Street Photography”