I find animals to be easier to photograph than people. They are a lot less likely to be camera shy. As a result, many of my people shots are candid.

This is Bryce with Abner on the weekend when we kidnapped Jackie. Check out the Roadtrip Blog for details.

My long-time friend, Victoria hanging out in the woods late one night. She was playing with her lighter and I couldn't resist trying to capture a shot. Tor is one of my favorite people to photograph. Not only is she beautiful, she's also full of humor and doesn't mind posing for me or having me share the pictures later.

My wonderful roommate, Becky. She spends hours in the music building each day and I thought it would be appropriate to photograph her in the windows she so dearly loves.

Thanks, Becky for keeping me sane and safe.

I went to Dorney Park with Elyse, Jess, and Carl over the summer. Elyse's flip flops got stolen while we were on a ride and we went to buy her new ones. While Elyse looked for the perfect pair, we played with goofy hats. Elyse just looked beautiful anyway.

Joe lived in my building sophomore year of college and I always thought he was very photogenic. He looks like a kid with a story. When I ran into him downstairs in the middle of the night, drinking coffee and heading out for a cigarette, I asked him to pose for me.

My best friend for as long as either one of us cares to remember. Here she is on the day I cut ten inches off my hair for no reason, chewing on a lollipop and laughing at my nervousness.

Christine's boyfriend and another of my oldest friends. We met in first or second grade during swim lessons at Budd Lake, the very lake which his house borders. Here we were on the very same lake. His dog, Buddy, tried to attack us, but here they look sweet together.