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I have had this incredible location for a session in my back pocket just waiting for the right couple.  I have asked a few couples to shoot here but most of have opted or the more traditional Pennsylvania backdrops for their photos.  Allison and Steve were looking for something a little less traditional.  They were […]

Beth and Kyle got hitched!  We wanted to find some place a little different to capture some photos of this monumental time in their lives.  I had just the place up my sleeve!  A quick thirteen mile drive and we were exploring old trains, trucks and all kinds of crazy machinery.  These two love birds […]

What does a wedding photographer do during the winter break from wedding and portraits seasons?  Spend five hours exploring an abandoned coal breaker of course!  On this 27 degree New Years Eve day, I had the opportunity to revisit one of my favorite abandoned locations.  It was a great way to end a great year. […]

Weddings and portraits are what I shoot for you.  Abandoned properties are what I shoot for me!  I am fascinated by the history of America.  The stories that are told through the art of decay are strong ones.  Stories about American titans of industry.  Stories about when we lost our way.  This post features selections […]

A few months back I posted the first section of my series on abandoned buildings.  This is part two.  When I am not out shooting portraits, engagements and weddings, I like to capture amazing abandoned properties with rich histories before they are demolished or repurposed.  This set includes some darker images from darker stories of […]

I love all types of photography.  One of my favorite things to shoot it old buildings.  They have so much character and many times won’t be around much longer.  Along my adventures I have seen snapshots in time, amazing architecture, grand spaces and amazing parts of American history.  Visit my Flickr to see more of […]