Waiting is a shared experience. If you think about it, we have all had to wait for something at some point. Waiting is part of life, then it seems. Over the last couple of years, I’ve created documentary-style images of scenes that reminded me of growing up in Ruston, Louisiana. A significant portion of this […]
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I’ve had an idea for a photography project centered around streets in Ruston, Louisiana, that are named after a state in the US, for a while now. The overall premise is to document and photograph areas and subjects of interest along that street that may directly (or indirectly) relate to that particular state. Today, I
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Recently I went back to Keachi, Louisiana, for a second visit. This time, I brought one of my cameras with me to document some of the interesting, historical buildings and structures. Although I spent more time there this time around than in my previous pass-through visit, there is still a lot to see, learn about,
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I captured these breathtaking black-and-whites in my hometown of Ruston, Louisiana from the railroad track bridge on Bonner Street. I shot them one at a time, panning from left to right. The old downtown area is so neat to me and a lot of these buildings are decades (maybe a century or more now) old.
Discover Dubach, Louisiana, the Dog Trot Capital of the World. Located near the Lincoln and Union Parish line, Dubach is small but packed with character. This town is a photographer’s dream, from historic landmarks like the Autrey House and classic dog trot homes to the downtown vintage brick storefronts. Dubach also has serene spots like Dubach Lake, a small waterbody surrounded by cypress trees. Join me as I capture this small town through my lens.
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Bringing Arcadia’s small downtown storefronts, textures, and history to life by creating timeless scenes of Louisiana’s overlooked spaces through rich photography.
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Discover Ruston’s alleyways through vivid color photography, featured for the first time on Louisiana Wandering. In this debut article, I’m sharing color images from Ruston’s Alleyway Charm newsletter, a rare treat for my readers used to my usual black-and-white photo essays…
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