When I'm "Off The Clock"


For me, there's not really an "off the clock" because I truly love what I do. I'm forever intrigued by the people, places, and things around me.


People have the ability to experience hundreds of emotions and I count myself lucky when I am given the opportunity to freeze the moment.


Capturing places is the closest I will get to time travel. It allows you to relive the feeling, the smell, and your emotions. I think that is pure magic.



Photography has always and will always ground me in the moment. It continues to teach me to appreciate the little things because they are often the most important.



Mother kisses son on cheek on the south coast of France.
Man holds sleeping puppy in neon lit patio.
Proud local in Istanbul poses while holding camera and wearing mask.
Colleagues all laugh and smile at cards during game.
Elderly woman smiles at husband on eccentric patio in Southern France.
Window frames couple holding hands outside mosque in Istanbul.
Thousands of men patiently fish on the Bosphorus River in Istanbul, Turkey.
Lone woman crosses bright red bridge in Amsterdam.
Two elderly woman sit on a bench talking with greenery around them in the Netherlands.
Man playing accordion lit up with beaming sunlight in Delft main square.
Black and white photo of man driving old car in the streets of Delft.
Drummer taking a break in a neon lit bar as party goers dance around him.
Nieuwe Kerk as seen from Tromptstraat in Delft, The Netherlands.
Lone tree in vast Dutch desert at dusk.
Lush green trees and turquoise waters in south of France.