Capturing motion blur in street photography is a great way to add energy and impact to your images. But how can you balance the sharpness and motion blur in your photos? Should you use a tripod or go handheld?

In January of 2021, my wife and I went to Tijuana, Mexico. During our time there I took several photos through a window to document our time there.

Getting into a groove and playing with color vs black and white.

I am a sucker for old buildings and history and this was right up my alley. From the moment we set foot on the grounds, I knew it would be an unforgettable experience.

No I was not paid by Subway to take the photos. No I am not sponsored by Subway. I just wanted to practice my product photography and I figured that taking photos of my lunch would be a great idea.

A few weeks back I decided that I wanted to try to shoot a few models. I reached out to several people on Instagram and Jadae was one of those people.

Lance and Lakeria got married a few months back. My friend Lee Tokyo enlisted my help to provide video while he remained the creative director and lead photographer.

One of my favorite places to go is New Orleans City Park. This was a couple months ago, but as we were walking around, we found a field of flowers.

The little chunk featured in this post is Hunter. Hunter is a blond haired, blue eyed baby of joy, and more importantly, he loves cake. To celebrate his first birthday his mother, Mary, decided to give Hunter a cake topped with sprinkles