Black & White
I’ve always loved black and white photography. When color is stripped away, it asks more of you—it makes you think, feel, and fill in the spaces yourself. It can be incredibly powerful. With no color to distract, the story comes forward in a way that's raw, honest, and alive.
Recently, while exploring Bourbon Street in New Orleans, this moment of stillness amid the street’s unfiltered motion grabbed my attention. The doorman’s commanding stance — jeans, cowboy hat, eyes scanning the street — gave me old Western vibes.
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Lion and lioness share a moment of quiet connection. Maasai Mara, Kenya.
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An enormous tree’s roots flow over the remains of an 11th-century structure at Angkor Wat.
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Visiting a school in Cambodia for underprivileged children was a moving experience. Our guide, Son Sorm, had founded the school, and we spent a beautiful day meeting the students — all eager to practice their English with us. After we filed out of a classroom and into the outdoor play area, one schoolboy climbed to the top of the swing set to enjoy his red popsicle in peace — high above the happy chaos below.
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Two boats of children break into an impromptu race in the floating village, Cambodia.
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Amboseli, Kenya - After walking at least thirty miles in search of food and water, the elephants made their way home. I watched the herd move as one, close and connected, the young tucked safely between the elders. Guided by instinct and memory, this was their daily rhythm.
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As I looked through my lens, I watched a herd of elephants approach in a slow, methodical line — returning from a full day spent searching for food and water. It was the first time I’d seen them walk in single file; often, they formed a wide, horizontal line across the landscape.
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I photographed a model in a wildly colorful bodysuit, her face vibrant with makeup and full of attitude, grounded by a pair of yellow worker’s boots. In post-processing, I stripped the image down to its bare bones — removing the color, cropping out the upper half — leaving only the elemental lines and energy of her stance.
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I watched as an enormous wave rose and crashed in Manhattan Beach, California — its spray caught mid-eruption, glowing in the light that filtered through a break in the clouds. I rendered the image in monochrome to emphasize its graphic power.
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One of the iconic stone faces of Angkor Thom, Cambodia
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In the open grasslands of the Maasai Mara, I watched as a mother giraffe’s head disappeared into the afternoon clouds. Her young calf stayed close, gently nuzzling her back leg and looking up at her with quiet affection.
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Young girl enjoying beach life. Manhattan Beach, California.
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Inside the Disney Concert Hall, I was drawn to a set of suspended stage lighting fixtures mounted high overhead. To evoke the mood of a bygone soundstage — all haze and silver glow — I stripped away all color. Then, in a quiet moment of mischief, I flipped the image upside down — letting the sky fall upward.
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A monk re-wraps his robe in a Thai temple alley.
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If I’m photographing elephants, I’m happy. This one really stopped me. I still don’t know exactly what was happening: was she enjoying a good stretch? Elephant yoga? A cramp? Amboseli, Kenya
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After enjoying the incredible trumpet playing of "Kid Chocolate” in New Orleans, he took a break for a Call and Reply. ‘Can we bring some more love to this world?’
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Frenchmen’s Quarter, New Orleans — The trumpet player was incredible, but my lens kept drifting to the sax player at his side, with his resting stank face — all attitude and approval.
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Standing outside the modern marvel of the Disney Concert Hall in downtown LA, I caught a moment of stark beauty — a single angled beam glowing against a backdrop of deep shadow and clean architectural lines.
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In Rhyolite, a ghost town in Death Valley, CA., only a few crumbling walls remain where a schoolyard once echoed with life.
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Outside the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, I photographed a stone sculpture carved into petal-like forms—suggesting something just beginning to bloom.
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The pattern of a zebra’s coat is like nature’s brushstroke — bold, graphic, and entirely one of a kind.
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In Maasai Mara, Kenya, I spotted four zebras standing side by side, perfectly parallel. Quiet choreography in the middle of the wild.
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In Costa Rica, I encountered an unforgettable scene at a small café: an injured Howler monkey, exiled from his troop after losing a brutal fight for dominance. Locals offered him food and shelter—an act of quiet mercy that allowed him to survive. His face carried the weight of loss, resilience, and something achingly human. In that moment, he was no longer just a wild creature; he was a portrait of vulnerability and endurance.
Tamarindo, Costa Rica.
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Howler monkey contemplating his new existence after being cast out from his tribe. Now, he relies on the kindness of strangers for food and shelter in a cafe, Tamarindo, Costa Rica.
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In the Maasai Mara, Kenya, I watched a herd of elephants slowly return after a long day of searching for food and water. The sight of them moving in single file is nothing short of spellbinding—their quiet strength, their rhythm, their presence. And yet, framed against the vast African plains and a sky heavy with clouds, their immense bodies appeared almost small. It was a reminder of scale, of perspective—and of how even giants can seem diminutive in the face of nature’s immensity.
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While entering Angkor Thom in Cambodia, I watched soldiers in blue uniforms march in perfect unison. Rendered in black and white, the image emphasizes its stark, industrial rhythm.
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The very first photograph I ever took! Summer camp, upstate New York.
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While driving the California coast, I pulled over to photograph the Bixby Bridge just as immense fog rolled in, obscuring the far side and swallowing the landscape beyond. The structure appeared suspended in space, its roadway vanishing into white—a road to nowhere, or everywhere. In black and white, the image becomes more about sensation than place: the vastness, the stillness, the illusion of infinity.
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