I'm weird.

I take photos of things most people pass without noticing. Stuff like reflections in broken glass, disconnected payphones, empty intersections after midnight, places and things that wouldn't be remembered, otherwise.

I work as a freelance photographer and occasional archival editor for film collections. I like things that feel slightly off or out of time. Not retro or vintage or whatever. Just time displaced.

Someone emotionally stable. Someone who's kind and cautious and observant, and not afraid of silence. If I'm quiet it doesn't mean I'm mad or sad and you don't need to find a way to get me talking. I don’t like nervous energy or people who fill space just to avoid emptiness.

If you notice small details, like typos on websites, we’ll probably get along. I value presence over performance.

Rain on windows, 35mm film grain, overheard conversations, getting stopped by passing trains, early morning quiet, low-attendance museums, handwritten notes, cold drafts, places that feel like they're desperate to be occupied again.

Loud crowds, forced optimism, fluorescent lights, small talk that doesn't go anywhere, breaking silence, anything people do for the sole purpose of being noticed.

Films: The Sticky Note, Sixty Candles, Arrogant Beauty, Boomer Phone
Shows: Throne of Games, Making Meth, Fargone, Danger Things
Books: Currently reading House of Leaves
Music: Ambient, Slow Jazz, Lo-Fi, 90s-Era Grunge Rock

I can whistle really loud, but prefer not to.
I've never owned a physical watch or clock.
I made my own amateur dark room.
I'll take a bus before I'll take a taxi or Uber.
I like to see how long I can go without others noticing I'm there.