We had time for one island, so we spent it on São Miguel. The Azores sit far enough into the Atlantic that the weather arrives without warning and rarely stays long. Fog holds most mornings, flattening the light and hiding the scale of the place…

UMass Homecoming is an annual autumn weekend at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, bringing alumni, students, families, and the surrounding town together around football and campus tradition. I was assigned to cover both days. It was also my first full immersion in something Europe has…

A free Icelandair layover in 2016 turned into a week in the Icelandic interior on the Landmannalaugar trail. Two things there change how you photograph. There are almost no trees, so nothing in the frame tells you how large anything is, and in June the…

Born in France, raised wherever my father's assignments sent us, educated in Canada, resident in the United States since. Europe has always been an inheritance rather than a home, so I gave it three months. Lisbon took most of them. Hills and pale stone, and…

A portrait session with floral designer Chloe, who works under the name Botanicoco. The concept was a childhood tea party built as a practical set: cut flowers, garden props, and a studio dressed until the room gave way to the arrangement. I photographed her inside…

Coco is a florist and set builder I share a studio with, and we have a habit of photographing her pieces before they get dismantled. This was a large fabric panel made as a wall for an event. On its own, lit and in motion,…

In 2018 I joined Remote Year, living and working in a different country every month alongside a group of fifty. Croatia was the first stop, based in Split. A month somewhere is long enough that the postcards run out in the first week, which is…

I lived 5 years in Quebec and made myself a family. Every summer we gather in celebration of a few synchronized birthdays and witness each other's lives evolved at different speed. Some create new lives, others stay stuck in their unbreakable ways. Here are a…