Joel Goldfoot

I'm intrigued by masks. Anonymity. Neutral.

While I've never owned one, I've loved the shape and the lines of classic European scooters since I was a kid. While saying the design is timeless would be incorrect (in fact, these scooters harken to a very specific time in design aestetic) it is accurate in the sense that

I took this shot while strolling through the streets of an expensive shopping area in San Francisco, not too long after the #blacklivesmatter protests. I captured the shot because it was such a powerful visual representation of the energy and anger in the streets—especially in the heart of a

Buildings do much more than provide us with shelter. They are also works of art and long-lasting cultural symbols. Building photography may have first taken off as a way to document buildings, but along the way, it has evolved into its own diverse art form. I tend to shoot architecture

This piece was shot in the Financial District of San Francisco while I was scouting for shoot locations having to do with the AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) industry. If I look back at both my design and photography work, I've always been drawn to the symmetry of architecture–the