Why I Don’t Chase the “Perfect Shot” — And Why My Photography Is Better for It
Photography shapes how I move through the world. I chase neon signs, quiet streets, and small details—but I don’t chase perfection. Instead, I let photography enrich my life. From missed shots to unexpected discoveries, slowing down has taught me to enjoy the moment as much as the image.
The Overlooked Details That Make Every Neighborhood Worth Photographing
Discover why your own neighborhood might be the most underrated photo subject. Travel sharpens your eye for the everyday details—signs, colors, architecture—that make familiar places feel new again.
Photograph It Before It’s Gone: Why Timing Matters in Urban and Landscape Photography
Urban landscapes don’t wait. From fading neon signs in Hong Kong to a demolished train station in Harrison, NJ, this post explores why photographers must act fast — because the scenes we love might vanish before we’re ready.
Finding Inspiration Through a Photography Project: How Gotham Stones Was Born
After hitting a creative wall in my photography, one unexpected moment of sunlight at Brooklyn Bridge reignited my passion. That spark led to Gotham Stones—a personal project capturing Manhattan's stone architecture in soft, golden light.
your neighborhood might be the most underrated photo subject
A photographer’s reflection on capturing the beauty of Harrison and Jersey City—proof that great photography doesn’t require travel, just a keen local eye.