A slow observer of wild places.

I've spent the last decade making photographs of forests, coastlines, and the animals that live between them. My work is unhurried by design — most frames are made after hours of walking, sitting, and waiting for a landscape to reveal itself.

I don't stage, bait, or composite. If a scene needed patience to happen, it needed patience to be photographed. The images here are the result of that discipline: single exposures, minor tonal adjustments, nothing removed and nothing added.

My camera and I are guests. I follow leave-no-trace practice on every trip and keep a respectful distance from wildlife — sometimes that means a smaller photograph. That's always the right trade.