Every man beareth the whole stamp of the human condition.  ~Montaigne

About me

I’ve had a love for street photography since I was a child, long before I knew it had a name. I would pore over a book on my parents’ shelf, The Family of Man (from the 1955 exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in New York), in which hundreds of photos by the likes of Bill Brandt, Lisette Model, Elliott Erwitt, Robert Doisneau, and Helen Levitt cover the human story.

Decades later, I took up the challenge of photographing in the streets myself. I am drawn to ordinary people doing ordinary things. To me, it’s all extra-ordinary. Emotion, gesture, connection, humor—we humans are so much more the same than we are different, and hopefully my photos remind people of that.

Miami Street Photography Festival, finalist, December 2020, 2019

Paris Street Photo Awards, finalist, December 2020

Fujifilm Moment Street Photo Awards, Finalist, December 2020

Double Trouble: an exhibition of diptychs, Head On Photo Festival, November 2020

ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis, International Center of Photography, August—December 2020

Two Way Street: an exhibition of diptychs, StreetFoto San Francisco, June 2019

The Independent Photographer, finalist, 2019

Member: DCSPC; Optic Nerve Collective

Article: Capturing Four Years of Protest: Starting out as a street photographer as the world goes a bit mad, Her Side of the Street blog for Women in Street, December 2020