That depends on the type of shoot and how many final images you’re getting, but generally within 10-14 days. As soon as I’m done editing you’ll be notified and your final images will be delivered via Google Drive.

A lot. Too many, maybe. I regularly use a handful of different cameras and rotate others in on occasion. I like having options and I am physically unable to pass up a good thrift store deal, especially if it’s already loaded with film (Kodak Advantix not included).

Absolutely, what did you have in mind - portraits, promotional photos, live shots, behind the scenes in the studio, tour documentation? Contact me here and let’s talk.

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Collage started out as a fun activity to clear some creative blocks and do with friends. Over time my style evolved and in late 2019 I started working on the pieces that would make up my first solo collage exhibition, Altered Space. That body of work is intrinsically connected to the ones that have come after it.

Yes, I’m sure. If I’m being honest, these are the reactions I am always hoping for. I feel most successful when the view is left questioning whether they are looking at a collage or a photograph. Maybe it’s a secret third thing that evokes both mediums.

It depends on the cut. I use an X-Acto knife for any circular cutouts or straight lines (with a ruler), and scissors for anything else.

Actually, I’m always selling the originals. That being said, I do scan everything that I make so that should the need arise, I can get prints or enlargements made or use them for other projects - zines, album art, etc.

Maybe! Contact me and let me know what piece you have your eye on and I’ll check the inventory and get back to you. Purchased collage works are always come mounted on a paper backing for ease of framing and can be framed for an additional charge. Sometimes, if pieces were in an exhibition, they are already framed.

Absolutely, prints are always available to purchase! Use the contact form and let me know what photo(s) you’re interested in and what size print you’d like, and I’ll get back to you with a price quote.

A zine (pronounced: zeen) is a self-published, non-commercial print work typically produced in small, limited batches. Traditionally, they were often photocopied. I generally have mine produced by a local print shop, and sell them through Scavengers Tooth Press.