Hancock Lumber, a seventh-generation, family-owned integrated forest products company is determined for builders “to work smarter so our customers don’t have to work harder”. Also the most easy going, relaxed, and inviting place for any stranger to the construction world (me, that’s me).

Heading out at sunrise with a group of innovative environmental engineers, I photographed developing technology solutions that utilize electromagnetic sensing for militarily munition detection. We love science.

Creative directed and photographed a interior redesign project in Kennnebunkport, Maine.

I find the chaotic overjoyed, underslept, connection that happens during family vacations to be inexplicably intoxicating to catch behind camera.

It somehow gets to the essence of it all. The Tuttle Family reminded me of that.

Capturing a senior session for Macy, from Falmouth High School, at Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse.

Sticky hands, mismatched socks, an hour after bed time: chaos reigns. Instead of rigid poses, I encourage families to embrace the freedom of exploration, allowing their natural interactions to guide the way I photograph them.

Working in collaboration with American Lung Association, I covered one of the association’s most celebrated events.

Published in Maine Home + Design for architectural photography for Brightbuilt Home, a net-zero architecture firm.