Hello everyone. Last Saturday I had the pleasure of attending the Art Battle at the Marquee Club. My long time friend Kris Rudic @krisangel_o (who also created the logo on the top left corner of this website) was one of the artists and he made it to the second round. It was a great event, if you ever have the chance to make it out to one I highly recommend it. Also if you’re an […]
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I don’t usually do this kind of philosophical-type big society kind of writing here on this blog, but I figured today’s as good as any to start. I’ve been thinking about how I agree with the idea that working towards goals that you want to achieve will provide a better and more fulfilled life one where you don’t. But at the same time I realize that this is exactly what the society I grew up
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Hello everyone. I Just finished revising my Newfoundland Project. I wanted to photograph the place where my family was from. I’ve seen it dozens of times from family vacations to Corner Brook. I knew there was something that only I could make here. I moved here to live with and learn about my family. I didn’t entirely know why I went there in the first place, but I knew that only through being there I
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Photography is my way of confronting, examining, recording, and reflecting on the world around me. Since 2015 I’ve been creating candid photographs of people living their everyday lives. My work is a window showing my surroundings, and a mirror reflecting my thoughts. Photography is an attempt at putting my best self into the final image. I often find the world around me is more interesting than anything I can imagine. Striving to see and appreciate
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Expanding on my last post, I’d like to talk about photographing for my friends families. There’s something special about being able to document a group of faces in a moment in time. I guess it’s intrinsically human to want to see how faces relate to one another in families. Ever since the photograph was invented, people flocked to see what their grandparents looked like when they were young. To see how our cousins and uncles
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