This gallery of images is culled from many of my other projects and is an ongoing photographic exploration of buildings shaped by necessity, improvisation, and endurance. Made of thin metal, these structures were never meant to be heroic; they were meant to be cheap and useful. Yet in their weathered skins—creased, rusted, buckled by time and temperature—they carry the visual poetry of places that have quietly outlived their own intentions.
I’m drawn to these buildings for their contradictions: they are both fragile and stubborn, industrial and handmade, temporary yet somehow permanent. Their surfaces record every season, every dent, every repair—a kind of accidental autobiography written in texture and light. By isolating these forms in photographs, I aim to reveal the unexpected elegance in their geometry and the stories suggested by their scars.
Long Beach
Houston
Houston
Champion MI
Tallulah LA
Albion WA
Albion WA
Garfield WA
Gila Bend AZ
Washburn, ND
Mound City, SD
Rexford, KS
Ballinger, TX
Port Britain, Ontario
Lambton Shores, Ontario
Dorothy Rungeling Airport, Niagra, Ontario
Adel GA
Meridian MS
Avon MS
Clarksdale MS
Eunice LA
Midland LA
Theriot LA
Randsburg CA
San Andreas CA
Parkertown GA
Estill SC
Honor MI
Northport
Quinalt WA
Port Townsend WA
