Photographer
Rooted in a longstanding car-free lifestyle, my work examines the intersection of transit networks, green spaces, and the overlooked histories woven into urban landscapes. Walking serves as a documentary lens to document everyday infrastructure and reflect on how design, policy, and environment shape the rhythms of city life.
I serve on the Board of Directors at Streets.mn, contributing photoessays and collaborating on editorial and social media initiatives that foster public dialogue on livable cities and sustainable transportation. Past editorial pursuits include co-authoring Photographers’ Sketchbooks—a behind-the-scenes look at how leading photographers develop their ideas—and founding LPV Magazine and The LPV Show podcast to celebrate contemporary photography and photobooks.
In parallel, I work at a Minneapolis-based marketing agency, applying the same research-driven focus on communication and storytelling to a broader professional context. Through my newsletter and creative practice, I invite others to rediscover urban landscapes and the everyday acts—like walking—that bind us to the places we inhabit.
An Archive of Transit Projects: New York City (2009-2021)
- Manhattan Perimeter
- Carspace: New York City (2012-2020)
- Four Days on the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail
- the sun started flooding into the apartment around noon
- Astoria Flora Chromatica
- Neighborhood Album
- The Guardian of Dead Tree
- ...to the end of paradise island
- Skyway