Field Work


Field work is what it sounds like (Kind of), anything that's created using Mother Nature as the location. This is where my art of photography will take me to places and meet people from any and everywhere. Using all aspects of man made creations and natural creations to enhance our stories.

A side profile silhouette against sunlit foliage in a forest setting.
Young woman on wooden stairs wearing a brown leather jacket, floral crop top and distressed jeans against brick wall.
A person in a flowing white blouse poses gracefully in a sunny meadow with wildflowers.
Sunset portrait by waterfall with natural backlighting creating warm glow.
A person in black kneels on a beach amid red and yellow roses stuck in the sand at sunset.
Coastal portrait in white lace dress against blue ocean background.
Basketball player seen through chain link fence holding ball on outdoor court.
Artistic portrait of figure in white dress posing on stool in ocean water.
Basketball player in retro jersey sitting on outdoor court with chain link fence backdrop.
Artistic black and white photo of hand reaching toward tree trunk in moody lighting.
Artistic portrait against brick wall with dramatic lighting and wooden beams, styled in dark tones and orange accents.
Fashion model in white crop top and black pants poses against modern architecture with dramatic lighting.
Low angle view of someone relaxing on playground equipment against blue sky.
A ethereal figure in a white dress stands among tall grass and yellow wildflowers in a summer field.
Dreamy forest portrait with white dress among ferns in golden sunlight.
Flowing white dress catches wind as dancer poses gracefully on beach at sunset.
A figure in a black dress stands on a beach with red and yellow roses planted in the sand near the ocean.
Artistic portrait showing flowing dark hair against an urban background.
A stylish outfit featuring high-waisted jeans and white crop top on an urban street with black bollards.
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"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep"

-Scott Adams