If you look at any of my social media pages, you’ll notice that I don’t take many photos of myself. Instead, I take photos of the places and things I experience, and those who are experiencing them with me.

My photography captures the places and things that are my inspiration. Whether it is the “engineering as art” of a roller coaster, an amazing example of theme park area development, or a small little pocket of an urban park, I actively seek out the places that I know will leave a positive impact on me - not just as a designer, but as a human.

Those who know me well know that I am an absolute dork when it comes to theme parks and other places I like, and I could talk for hours about any of my photos individually - how much I love an attraction’s architecture, how much I enjoy a particular roller coaster, stuff like that. However, under these circumstances, I will instead let my photos (mostly) speak for themselves, save for the appropriate location context. Scroll down to check them out.