Imperfect Randomist

The journey

From a young age, I've been captivated by the beauty and serenity of nature. What began as a childhood fascination has grown into a lifelong pursuit. It started with a borrowed point-and-shoot camera on a trip with friends. I became the unofficial official photographer of the group, and people's appreciation motivated me to get my own camera and start exploring the world through my lens.

I got my first DSLR almost two years after that trip, once I'd saved enough money to make it happen. No burst modes, no spray-and-pray. Quality over quantity isn't a philosophy I adopted; it's one I arrived at through regret.

Today my work centres on the coastal ranges and high deserts of the American West, with occasional expeditions further afield. From towering mountains and pristine beaches to lush forests and vibrant wildlife, I'm drawn to the quiet margins of the day, the relationship between stillness and time, and how a long exposure can reveal motion invisible to the eye. Every photograph is a reflection of my journey, a piece of the world that left an impression on me, and my way of honouring the planet's incredible wonders.