LOOK: A Photography Journey: Learning to See

This is a creative companion book that invites readers to rediscover the world through a more attentive lens. Drawing from decades of photographic experience and an anthropologist’s sensitivity to detail, this book doesn’t teach you how to take pictures—it teaches you how to see.

Through clear lessons, simple visual practices, and reflective prompts, Look guides photographers of any level toward the deeper craft of image-making: light, timing, gesture, composition, and the emotional language of photographs. Rather than focusing on technical rules, each chapter builds awareness and strengthens your personal visual voice

Whether you’re using a smartphone, mirrorless camera, or vintage film, this journey leads you back to what truly matters in photography: curiosity, presence, and the ability to notice the extraordinary within the ordinary.

This is not a book about cameras.
This is a book about vision.

A Walk for Peace

This is a 64-page photographic zine documenting a single day as it unfolded in Columbia, SC on January 10, 2026.
Photographed in real time, without staging or direction, the book follows the walk from beginning to end—gathering, movement, pauses, faces, weather, silence. This is a documentary record.
No reenactments. No posed moments. Just presence, bodies in motion, and the weight of people choosing to walk together. This zine focuses on how peace moved through the crowd and how the monks’ presence affected the people around them.

The photographs are raw, imperfect, and honest—meant to feel like evidence, not performance.

Learn, Shoot, Repeat. 

This is a 30-day photography challenge book designed for anyone with a camera—or no camera at all. This workbook cuts through the noise and teaches you the one thing every photographer needs: a daily creative habit. You don’t need expensive gear. You just need curiosity, courage, and a willingness to show up.

Each day gives you a Focus Point, a creative push, a mindset reset, and a reminder to look deeper and try harder. Some days will stretch you. Some will hit emotional nerves. Some will just make you laugh. But all of them will move you forward.

Whether you’re a beginner, a pro, or someone who’s simply trying to reconnect with creativity, this challenge helps you break old habits, see with fresh eyes, and build a practice that lasts long after the 31st day.

This isn’t about perfection.
It’s about repetition, resilience, and learning to see your world—one frame at a time.