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Abandoned home in Maryland
This was a home that was abandoned in Maryland that was in the process of being torn down. I decided to explore the structure of the home while it still remained standing. I had a fascination with abandoned structures, not only for the decay, but the story of the lives that once lived there. -
Abandoned Clothing Factory
I interest in decaying architecture did not fade away, but grew larger. I began to explore places further away. This is a photo I took of the Lebow Clothing Factory in Baltimore Maryland. Not only did hundreds of coats, jackets, suits remain as they were from the late 1970's, but also documents and other traces of humans were scattered about. After some research online, I soon found out that the factory was closed in the late 1970's due to tax evasion. -
Forest Haven Children's Asylum
Soon after I realized that abandoned structures was something I wanted to really focus on I began to spend all my weekends photographing this one particular place. It was an abandoned children's asylum that had multiple buildings with thousands of feet of grounds to cover. There were so many documents and artifacts to uncover! -
Travel Photography: Amsterdam
After the intrigue of abandoned buildings wore off I began to focus on travel photography. As a child I traveled extensively with my family, so I had a great background for what I would soon encounter in my adult life. This would be the start of my world wide travel series! -
Spain adventures
Spain was one of the most beautiful countries I have traveled to. I would consider moving there permanently -
Mexico City
Mexico city was a county full of culture, colors, food and wonderful people!
Video of Mexico city: https://www.timetoast.com/timelines/1930903
