Architecture & Mechanical
I enjoy shooting human engineered subjects, as the symmetry and straight lines of our design contrast those found in nature. Scenes of urban decay are some of my favorite to capture, as they often share a glimpse into the past while demonstrating the raw power the Earth has to erode even our most magnificent structures.
This old brick tenant building is located in the hills of Oneonta, where its age and character inspired me while visiting a dear friend.
A rainy spring day in downtown Asheville, NC.
Built in 1893 to be a luxury hotel, this building, Halcyon Hall, became a women's college in 1907, which it remained until it went bankrupt and closed in 1978. It was scheduled to be demolished in 2012, however it remains in this current state.
This was taken on a Friday night at the Feed & Seed in Fletcher, NC. Through the door you can see the bluegrass band performing while the local couples dance away the night.
This painted barn can be found in Millbrook, NY.
This was taken at Pack's Tavern in downtown Asheville, NC.
While on a hike in Northwest Woods, I came across this old car. It had been stolen many years prior, and when the drunken thief became desperate to avoid capture, it was driven hastily through the woods of East Hampton, where it currently sits among the pines.
This old farm supply co. building, now owned by a local church, has become a community hotspot in Fletcher, NC, where locals gather for mass and free bluegrass and gospel concerts on Friday and Saturday nights.
This tiny street leads from the hub of downtown Asheville to Eagle St.
Blueish building at the old Gilbert & Bennett factory and tannery in Georgetown, Connecticut.
Overlooking High Falls at DuPont State Forest in North Carolina.
Sunny March afternoon in downtown Asheville, NC.
Cold morning in Millbrook, NY.
Neil Young is my favorite artist; this truck seems to remind me of one of his songs. Old Ford pickup aside the harbor on a warm October morning.
A local landmark, the Sag Harbor Theatre sits in the heart of the village, near the Harbor's long-running Five & Dime, the Sag Harbor Variety Store.
Part of the Gilbert & Bennett factory and tannery in Georgetown, Connecticut.
An old barn in Hendersonville, North Carolina.
The windmill in the heart of Water Mill, New York.
Ford pickup.
Hidden in the hills of North Carolina.
Old brick wall in North Carolina.
Sitting pretty ready for summer.
Downtown.
The old gas pumps at the General Store.
Christmas Day at Saint Matthew's in Bedford, New York.
Inside a 1956 Chevy.
