I started photography in 2014, shooting in color, mainly cityscapes and architecture. Over time, not only was I fascinated with angles, geometry and symmetry of the shoot, but really started to notice the shapes created by shadows. The color of the scene almost became a distraction from everything else that I found so interesting. For me, using different tones of black and white only helps convey the world that I see in different patterns. Individuals bring life to the photo, but I hope to convey that we’re constantly surrounded by things (angles, shadows, patterns, symmetries) that were probably to busy to notice. The attached collection of photos highlight this world.
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