I love taking pictures in the “moment” or with the gut feeling. Back in college, I was taking a photography class and was able to use the equipment outside of campus.

Let me tell you, if my gut told me that this is something worth taking a picture of; I’ll do it.

It’s mostly the setting but sometimes I do catch myself catching people who are smiling and enjoying themselves in their moments.

Makes me feel happy that everyone has different experiences in life but yet show similar emotions

I like landscapes, Urban and Rural. I am growing more and more interested in street photography, because I have used it as my exposure therapy for social anxiety.

Editorial portraiture

Mostly architecture, but I also like finding Wes Andersonish settings locally.

Sports fan photography.

Concert photography

Wildlife, airplanes, and underwater

Pets, wildlife, landscape, drone, night, underwater…pretty much anything in outdoors and natural.

Upskirts

Vending machines. Eiji Ohashi is my favourite photographer for that reason

I’m a concert photographer. Even when I’m at my lowest mentally, emotionally, and spiritually, I am complete when it occurs to me that, for what it’s worth (which isn’t a whole lot, to be completely honest), I have the life of music that I wanted so deeply as a little school band geek.

Things get rough for me. But at least my favourite bands think I’m cool and occasionally help me out. That’s got to count somewhere.

hip hop photography for sure from each decade. so many good references, fashion, beautiful black people, and scenery. it speaks for itself tbh

I really enjoy architecture stuff, sort of hidden detail stuff, abstract stuff but when I go through my photos it’s always the candid groups of friends and family that I spend the most time thinking about. I photograph for myself and the memories. I suppose as such I also enjoy other people’s documentary type photos that capture reaction and emotion

Abandoned mines

A good majority of my photos have been taken from inside holes leading into the earth.

Wildlife photography and lightning photography. Of all of the storms I’ve seen and shot, no two cloud formations are the same, no two bolts are the same. You have that instant to take that shot or you’ll never capture it again. I’ve thought about picking up a lightning detector, but I feel that would take a lot of the fun out of getting that perfect capture.