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I first became interested in photography when I was in my early twenties. I only had a 35mm point and shoot camera, but I quickly realized I needed a camera that allowed me more control so I bought a Canon 35mm SLR and a few lenses. Photography always took a back seat to my work and school so it wasn’t until I finally graduated college that I was able to dedicate my time and energy to my photography.

Although many in the photographic world have switched from film to digital cameras, I still choose film. While digital cameras have their place in the world, I feel that film allows me to fully express my vision of the world around me in a way that digital cannot. All of my black and white photographs are hand printed in a traditional wet darkroom. For my color photographs, I use slide film which is then scanned and printed on Fuji Crystal Archive paper.

Most of my photographs are made using medium format cameras, a Mamiya RB67 and a Mamiya M645 Super. For my wildlife photography, I use a Canon EOS 3 35mm camera.

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