Field Notes
Field Notes is a running log of my creative life — reflections from real moments in the field. Part journal, part creative study, it’s a space for exploring the questions, patterns, and philosophies that guide my approach to photography and the broader creative process.
Comfort Breeds Complacency
“Comfort breeds complacency, and complacency is the enemy of creativity.”
Embrace Your Perspective
“Is there “nothing new” in photography?”
Flow State
“a mental state where individuals are fully immersed and involved in their activities, often experiencing a sense of timelessness and effortless concentration.”"
Fail the Right Way
“Fail the right way…”
A Better Way to Practice.
Just Take the Damn Camera…
Does Focal Length Matter for Street Photography?
2600 Miles to Beat Burnout…
The Power of Pushing Through
“In the end, it's not just about the photos you capture, but the journey you take to capture them.”
Patience in Street Photography: Capturing Life's Unscripted Moments
“It's about seeing beyond the chaos, recognizing patterns, and waiting for the elements to align in perfect synchrony.”
Motivation: It’s Closer Than You Think…
“you don’t need to take fancy, extravagant, expensive vacations to get beautiful photos.”
