Various musings and observations about photography, architecture, design, and life.
As I was going through my photos from 2017, I realized that this was the year when I put in some more effort in photographing landscapes. I woke up earlier to photograph sunrises and I drove further to areas I normally would not have visited. I would like to get back to doing more of these kinds of trips in the future again.
I went for a walk around my neighborhood in the falling snow and saw this interesting battle between lights of different color temperatures.
Helped photograph my cousin’s engagement to my friend! That was exciting.
First time back in Shanghai in a few years and took my now fiancee to visit for the first time. This skyline has changed so much over the years.
I finally was able to convince a group of people to go photograph the tulip fields during the sunrise. I decided to snap this photo of an Instagram influencer while she was bossing around her photographer boyfriend.
Another sunrise, this time at Jonsrud Viewpoint out in Sandy, OR. I love this view overlooking the Sandy River.
I’ve started to get more involved with the internal photography at the architecture firm I work at. An important aspect of our work is the process in how we get to the final design of a project.
Still one of my favorite outings. This sunrise was amazing and the scenery was breathtaking. This experience alone is reason enough for me to never turn down a sunrise trip.
Fishing trip up in Alaska for my cousin’s bachelor party. Scenic, chill, fresh fish, and good company.
Senior photos for the youngest cousin of our family! It was a fun day hopping around Portland and finding places to photograph.
When I heard the Boardman Tree Farm was going to be no longer a tree farm, I put it on my list to head out there in the fall and photograph the foliage. It did not disappoint.
First time in Las Vegas. I went for a work trip and it was alright. It’s such a weird city.
Seeing the Vancouver Waterfront project coming out of the ground was pretty cool to witness. This is one of the most significant projects for Vancouver, WA in the 21st century and it’s nice to say that I was involved with it.
