I guess you could say I got my start as an urban explorer when I was a kid. I’ve always been interested in old, abandoned, overgrown buildings and the their history. It all started with exploring old barns and farmhouses in the country. My passion for photographing abandoned places comes from wanting to preserve the history before they’re demolished, and forgotten forever. Even if it’s just in a handful of images living in a small corner of the internet.

Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to explore hundreds and hundreds of abandoned locations across the country, and even traveling internationally. While some places aren’t as picturesque as others, I always make it a challenge to find something interesting to photograph and document. But let’s be honest. That doesn’t always happen. Some locations are just a bust. Houses stripped down to the studs, and completely empty warehouses are just a couple examples where the camera might not even come out of the bag. Photographing and documenting the history of these lost and forgotten places is my main interest, a close second has been the adventure, the discovery, and memories made along the way.