In 2023, I continued photographing performances regularly. I worked to create images that not only highlighted individual characters in scenes but showcased more expansive sets and more dynamic interactions between characters, scenes, and lighting.

I spent an hour with Sunjay and Milind in their company’s office in Granger, Indiana. With a single strobe blending with natural light, I came away with a couple of my favorite business portraits.

Things got colorful in this creative portrait session with De’Aunte. We played with light, color, poses, concepts, and props to generate a unique and cohesive batch of images.

A wide selection of images from the “Guys and Dolls” performance at the South Bend Civic Theatre in June.

A two-light setup was essential for this image that landed on the cover of the Northwest Indiana Business Magazine this month.

Throughout January, I worked on a story that involved tense county board meeting(s) and various portraits to showcase the tension in Ottawa County. The images were a part of the story titled “In a thriving Michigan county, a community goes to war with itself” for The Washington Post.

It has been a month since I was in Chicago covering the historic election night of the city’s newest mayor.

Product photography requires attention to detail, quality/consistent light, and a clear understanding of the use of the images. I worked with a long-time client and friend at Freer's Corner, a boutique candle company that makes beeswax candles.

It was a privilege to photograph my grandmother over the holidays. We kept things pretty simple with just one off-camera flash, but we were able to create a few different looks in her apartment.

A few images from a silent disco were a part of Notre Dame’s annual Year in Pictures photo gallery.

Showcasing your school’s story is essential for cultivating the brand and message of campus life. The photographs that support the text are key to a social media post, a news update, or an email. Take a look at a few locations my images have been used by high schools and higher ed. institutions.