Symmetrical Cityscape of Amsterdam Buildings Mirrored in Water
Amsterdam doesn’t try to be perfect—it leans into its oddness. That’s what drew me to this frame. The buildings across the canal were slightly uneven, slightly askew, but the water below pulled...
Velocity and Structure
New York never stops, but it does line up if you watch it long enough. From the Manhattan Bridge, the FDR Drive becomes a perfect channel of energy: traffic, river, architecture, and atmosphere all converging into one...
The Weight of Light
Old Havana doesn’t sleep—it just quiets. And when it does, the mood shifts. The neon hum fades, the traffic disappears, and what’s left is the architecture itself, standing there like a memory with form.
I photographed this...
Stillness Below the City
This isn’t the Manhattan that moves fast. This is the Manhattan that exhales. Shot from Brooklyn Bridge Park, the skyline becomes less about towers and more about rhythm—repetition, spacing, light.
I waited for the moment when the...
Structure in Light
Boston doesn’t shout at night—it hums. The skyline isn’t about sheer height or spectacle. It’s about balance. A layered composition of towers and reflections, each lit with intention. When I took this shot, I wasn’t after the...
Grace Along the Water in Utrecht
There’s something about Utrecht that feels quieter than Amsterdam but just as rich—maybe richer. These canal houses, lined up like patient storytellers, hold a kind of architectural rhythm that never gets old. When the...
Two Wheels and a Wall Full of Stories
I never stage scenes like this—they just appear, already complete. The bike, the graffiti, the slouch of time baked into the wall. It felt like the city had composed this for me,...