Documentary
documentary
Dedicated to my photographical journal entries and observations of life in the world around me
a barren heartland
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, I had to fly back to my family’s home in Oklahoma. The pandemic has left parking lots with as many people as the cornfields as COVID-19 continues to effect every corner of my life.
sunrise in the city
The city streets are filled with people, noises, lights and cars almost every hour of the day… ALMOST. There is a special time where the city is quiet and the sidewalks most peaceful. This time is sunrise. A quiet we are all too familiar with now in the wake of COVID-19 used to be rare, sought out. Today the streets are bare at many hours and the hustle I thought I had had enough of, I miss everyday. Working to find a new normal, I take my daily walks with my dog at sunrise, a time of day that the shortage of people doesn’t seem wrong or feel lonely. Sunrise is peaceful, hopeful and comforting.
The eyes of texas
A documentary on the students of University of Texas at Austin, where football reigns supreme as an outlet for self and emotional expression. While many may use art to let out pent up feelings, football stands are just another way to do the same thing. There is anger, joy and a whole lot of beer sitting in the stands at Darrell K Royal.
The face of new york
In New York we like to act disconnected, like strangers. When you take a step back, it actually seems like the city if full of just one face. It isn’t friendly but it isn’t rude, it’s just taking care of oneself. Without communicating, we are all somehow on the same page.
a walk down bowery
From the time 4th avenue merges into 3rd avenue, the street begins to change and grow in its exuberance. It becomes Bowery. When one walks down Bowery there is no lack of colors and characters in addition to an array of experiences.
