Photographer
Rooted in a longstanding car-free lifestyle, my work documents the intersection of transit networks, urban green spaces, and the histories embedded within the maps we use to navigate cities. Walking serves as a lens to document everyday infrastructure and reflect on how design, policy, and environment shape the rhythms of city life.
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 to my photography projects, I work at a Minnesota-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 share my latest project as well as insights on mindfulness, urbanism and the creative process.
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