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In between Princeton University's Department of Mathematics and Physics buildings stands a large metal sculpture by American artist Alexander Calder. Something that I particularly enjoy about this image is how the deep shadows present a sense of both structure, of absolute-ness, but also of movement. There is a drama in both that movement as well as the implied strength. To me, this image visually references German Expressionism.

"[...] sensitive, classical photography. The images seem to have been steeped in sentimentalism." I was born in Southern New Jersey on the edge of the Pine Barrens. After growing up in a somewhat rural area I decided a change of scenery was in order, so I moved to New York City where I studied photography. My professional career didn't begin until after college, where I worked photographing architecture and construction sites as well as the occasional portrait. I've always been interested in telling stories whether it's the story of a place, a person or simply describing a moment. Photography has been the best method for me to seek out and tell the stories of the world around me. I have since relocated back to New Jersey to enjoy a...