There goes one of the real ones.

Yeah, one of the things I did was finally read the Harry Potter books.

For a lot of folks, it’s good riddance to an eyesore in a picturesque slice of parkland. For me, it’s a wistful farewell to a basic, but reliable, bit of exploring fun that helped to spark a lifetime of fascination with all things abandoned.

I hit my head, it was unbearably hot, and I got more than I bargained for. I’d do it again a million times over.

Thankfully, the cars didn’t collide.

Recently, I went to Florida. I didn’t plan any shoots and wanted to pack super light. Then I bought a DJI Osmo Mobile 2 gimbal for my iPhone. I should know better than to think I can’t go somewhere and not be a little creative.

I’m expanding my writing portfolio. Here’s a car review.

Photographing a wedding is great, but photographing your friends’ wedding is something special.

In this post, I genuinely discover, as I write, why I photograph waterfalls. I’m also proud to say that I don’t make any references to that TLC song.

I mean, I photograph other stuff, but this is the most important. Read on to find out why.

I'll be the first to admit that "the Great Swamp" doesn't sound confidence-inspiring for an engagement photoshoot. However, look past its name and you'll see a gem of a location, tucked away just a few miles from my home in New Jersey. 

Its decay is only just beginning, which made it all the more fascinating.

Ruminations on upstate NY > Portland, ME > Mystic, CT

Has a camera lens actually inspired me enough to write a review? Yes. Well, sort of. I also just want to expand my writing portfolio.

To be fair, January was a bit busy.

...exhaust system. Did you think I was getting political for a second?

Urban exploration is bittersweet, for its assets are always depreciating. 

Every year, hundreds of classic race cars make a trek to Lime Rock Park to do what they do best: get raced.