The Quiet
Light Leaves
Behind.
Landscape, architecture, and the small things that grow between them. Photographed slowly, in natural light, mostly before the day has properly started.
About
I don’t go out to find pictures. I go out early, walk until the light changes, and wait for something ordinary to become worth keeping.
Portrait
People, at the distance
the light allowed.
Figures at a distance, or against a window. Almost none of them are looking at the camera, which is usually why they are in the frame at all.
Snap
On the way to
somewhere else.
Photographs made on foot, without a plan. Most of them are of things I only noticed because I was walking slowly.
Landscape
The hours when the land
is still deciding.
Fog, water and weather. Almost all of these were made before the day had properly started.
A building keeps the same shape all day. It is not the same photograph.
Architecture
Concrete, glass, and the
one hour that crosses them.
Buildings photographed for their light rather than their plan. I go back to the same places at different hours.
Plant
Small things,
held in the shallowest focus.
Close range, wide open. What stays sharp is usually much smaller than what I was looking at.
Book a shoot
It starts with
a place and an hour.
Tell me where it is and what it’s for. If I’m not the right person for it, I’ll say so and point you at someone who is.
I read every message myself.
Sent
Thank you. That is with me.
I read every message myself, and I answer within a couple of days. If the light you want only happens at a particular hour, say so — it changes what I suggest.
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