Perhaps the most rewarding and exciting section exploring my work in photography is about the people I have met along the way, the beauty they exhibit and the meaning they provide to spaces known and unknown.

 

Many of the subjects you're about to see are in likelihood people I have had the pleasure of knowing over a long cultivated relationship. Some are more spontaneous. But across the two, there is a common desire to let the person extend themselves as far as they'd like in the frame. 

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Our natural desire to communicate is also our most rewarding trait. The success of these photographs, for me, lies in their conviction to the moment, the vulnerability of presence and the extension of ourselves into our surroundings. 

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There is a search for humour, integrity, depression, justice. There is evidence of a common thread that flows through each frame seamlessly. Is it love? I think it is.