Containment Images attentive to framing and enclosure. These photographs notice spaces, surfaces, and structures that hold, divide, or restrict. The frame becomes part of the subject, capturing moments where perception feels bounded, layered, or partially obscured.

Reach Images attentive to extension and distance. These photographs look outward toward space, atmosphere, and scale. Attention is directed toward openness, trajectories, and relationships that unfold across larger visual fields.

Photographs attentive to transformation through intervention. These images emerge through layering, filtering, exaggeration, and adjustment, where the act of editing becomes part of the visual record.

These images arise from the camera’s own processes—HDR glitches, motion conflicts, sensor artifacts—capturing moments where technological systems produce unexpected visual events.