A series of editorial fashion portraits of L, simply L, in an outdoor and studio-like setting in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Guerrilla Photography in Noe Valley
I partnered with a fashion model in Noe Valley, San Francisco on a guerrilla shoot. With cameras and props in hand, we chased reflections, storefronts, and sidewalk art. As a photographer, I’m drawn to portraits that transcend commercial demands and expectations. Street photos let me work freely, where each frame carries the joy of artContinue reading “Guerrilla Photography in Noe Valley”
BW Minimal Portraits
I made these portraits in a parking lot with a backdrop and a reflector.Black and white, light and shadow, skin and texture.Nothing extra—no studio, no crew.Just time, space, and the light above. Pictures are never perfect.But I hope these feel as they happened—Brief, quiet moments that carry emotion.What you see is what was there.
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”
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”