An ongoing series. Portraits from the street, the stage and the places I travel, added as I go.
A good portrait isn't posed. I watch for the moment someone forgets the camera is there: a turn of the head, a glance toward the river, the way they hold themselves when no one is directing them.
That's when character shows, and that's the moment I wait for. Whether it's a stranger on the street, a performer on stage or a sitter in the studio, I want the photograph to feel like the person, not the pose.
Some portraits come from the street, some from a stage, some from a quiet afternoon. What links them is the same patience: waiting until the person stops performing for the camera.
