One of my favorite black-and-white architectural photographs—shot from a low angle—transforms a complex of buildings into a striking, graphic sculpture.

I took this photograph while visiting my mother at her residence. She lives on the fifth floor, where there is

This photo belongs to a series I made while walking around Paris, and although it may feel a little out

In 2017, I was on a field trip to Djerba, Tunisia, with my university. We co-organized the light-art festival SEE

This photograph came about completely spontaneously, in my own backyard. There was no detailed plan, no prepared concept, and no

In the beginning, when I wanted to be a photographer, I frequently went to my local pizza place. I met

There is something profound about the way a photo book can connect with our hearts. A great many photo books

There are photographs that announce themselves immediately, and there are others that spend decades quietly waiting for their meaning to

Brighton Beach is one of my favorite places to look for funny or interesting characters. There’s always something going on

I was a professional fine-art landscape photographer selling prints, doing commissions, etc., for 8 years or so. Then, in 2013,

This image is part of my Supercell series. A Supercell is a rotating storm. I went stormchasing in the USA

A Quiet Morning at Lake Kastoria There are places you return to not out of habit, but out of a

This is among my earliest images. When I began taking photography seriously in the early 1990’s, I shot a lot

On nice days, I often go to a small park behind my house in London, Ontario (Canada), to watch my

This location is only a couple of miles from my house, so I have photographed it several times over the