Fall For A Florida Family The weather where I live is still hovering around a consistent 1 million degrees during the day. We have exactly zero sense of it being "fall" despite changes apparently happening in the rest of the country. So for my family there comes a moment when it simply cannot be borne any…
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The Korea Video
I have put many hours into trying to understand the mechanics and art of photography. But I know next to knowing about film. Despite that fact I had a blast putting together this little video of my two weeks in Korea. It was really special for me to be able to see a country that I've loved…
Bienvenidos a Amantaní – Lake Titicaca
When people think of Peru, I imagine what comes to mind is either Machu Picchu or llamas. And those are very accurate assessments as far as I'm concerned. There are indeed a surprising number of llamas and Machu Picchu is arguably the most historically significant landmark in the country. But what ended up being my favorite…
Florida in Film
Florida is almost all I've ever known. And as I was going through some of my film photos recently I realized that many of them capture a feeling that I've always loved about Florida but am never able to express very well. For some reason the beach and the colors and that feeling translates very…
No One Wants to See Your Photos
Okay that's not really true. Your family wants to see your photos, and your friends and roommate might. But the reality of coming back after traveling is often not the glorious homecoming we hope it will be. There comes a moment when you realize no matter how hard you try, that photo will never hold the same meaning…
From Lost to 북촌한옥마을 Bukchon Hanok Village
Friday August 12th 9:15 am I decided it was time to call it. My bus to visit a friend who lives a little ways outside of Seoul was supposed to leave at 9:20 and there was no way I was going to figure out 1. where I was and 2. where my bus was in…
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Korea: First Impressions of a Country That Doesn’t Feel So Foreign
This is my view as I write this post, upstairs from a cafe in Gangnam. And even as I write this I don't really believe that I'm here. It's weird to have loved a country from afar for so long and to finally be here. It's weird that I know so much about this city and…
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