I'd been noticing a growing number of broken glass remaining in-frame over the past few years. Upon closer inspection, it was clear that someone had been holding a torch to the glass until it started to melt, and finally shatter.I'd been noticing an increasing number of "blue flame" lighters

My 3D printed wedding ring displaying coordinates for the precise location of where we became engaged and where we were married. "Home" is registered on the Ethereum blockchain and for sale as an NFT by clicking the "buy this item" button above.If you'd like to purchase a limited edition

Shot in the Castro Neighborhood, San Francisco.

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