Nike Air Max Cloud Drip Diptych shot for Air Max day 2022

Time lapse gif created while photographing this Oscar for TCo's new show at Saatchi Gallery. This particular statue for Best Original Song was awarded to Henry Mancini (music) and Johnny Mercer (lyrics) for “Moon River,” which was in the iconic movie, "Breakfast At Tiffany’s." I was thrilled to shoot this still with Christopher Young for the book that accompanies the Tiffany & Co's #VisionAndVirtuosity exhibition at Saatchi Gallery

Ode to the Van's slip on - one part of a multi-vignette series

This particular statue for Best Original Song was awarded to Henry Mancini (music) and Johnny Mercer (lyrics) for “Moon River,” which was in the iconic movie, "Breakfast At Tiffany’s." I was thrilled to shoot this still with Christopher Young for the book that accompanies the @tiffanyandco #VisionAndVirtuosity exhibition at @Saatchi_Gallery

Moon Phase Diptych From a series of macro work using old watch faces to represent the cycles of the moon

Embroidered sculpture shot for Deborah Simon from her series “Flayed Rabbits”

Digizomb Child - Ben From the series "DIGIZOMBS" looking at the paralyzing and dissociative perils of technology, selfie-culture, and digital zombies. All props/rigs were built by Dan Wonderly.

The Wrestlers - from a series shot for ESPN on assignment from an independent collector's vast collection of wrestling memorabilia

Gasoline Rainbow Reflection - Brooklyn

Motion and stop action shot for TIffany & Co. men’s launch

“Sony Orbiter” still life shot of my dad’s old Sony radio

Interior cover shot for Tiffany & Co. book produced by Assouline about the history of T&Co/s store windows

Poolside

“Time Box 08” part of a series of macro compositions created from a box of watch parts purchased on eBay

Motion work from the Moon Phase series shot for Fiercely Curious in Brooklyn

With the first modern World Series, in 1903, tied at three games apiece, editors of The Boston Globe promised to buy pocket watches for the Americans (precursors to the Red Sox) if they closed out the best-of-nine matchup against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Boston did, and a tradition was born. But in 1922—after pocket watches had fallen out of fashion because of their impracticality on the battlefields of World War I—the New York Giants started a new custom by bestowing rings upon their championship-winning players. Still, even as bejeweled bands became the gold standard in the late 1920s, watches were offered by a handful of clubs into the 1950s. Crafted by the country’s finest watchmakers and engraved in 14-karat gold, the keepsakes now fetch upward of $50,000 from collectors, according to Steiner Sports. So while rings are the standard now, these championship watches remain, well, timeless." —SARAH TURCOTTE

Johnny Callison's glove - shot for ESPN

“Party In the USA” macro work from an ongoing series of beat up quarters I’m fascinated with

Johnny Callison's signed ball and globe shot for ESPN

Video shot for Nike Air Max Day 3/26 - Cloud Drip Diptych

Still shot for Nike Air Max Day 3/26 - Sunset Pocket

Video shot for Nike Air Max Day 3/26 - Air Pocket Cloud Window

The NUE Company - partnership with Sephora

Succulent Planet - Kalanchoe study 01

Succulent Planet - Crassula study 01

NIKE - Air Jordan 15 - Billie Eilish

motion/still test - CLAE footwear collab with Son Of Cobra

Cars Collection

Car 02

Patek Philippe for Tiffany & Co - with photoluminescent hands and numbers

On figure shot for Tiffany & Co. Shanghai Exhibition 2019

Car Series shot for Aqua Miami

Johnny Callison ball and glove shot for ESPN

"Waning Quarter" from the series Moon Phase - macro shots of watch faces lit to mimic the cycles of the moon

Jocelyn Dueck

Son Of Cobra collaboration with CLAE footwear

Sarah Chalfy

Sipiwe Moyo

High Fine rings for Tiffany & Co.

Landing page shot for Tiffany & Co.

Digizomb Couple From the series "DIGIZOMBS" looking at the paralyzing and dissociative perils of technology, selfie-culture, and digital zombies. All props/rigs were built by Dan Wonderly.

Madell

Keith

Christopher Young

Cover shot for Assouline's "Windows at Tiffany's" with the Tiffany diamond in necklace setting

Cronograph shot for David Yurman

Wrestle Mania scene shot for ESPN #wrestlers

Money clip for David Yurman

Time lapse video of a weathered quarter defrosting and then re-freezing.

Let There Be Light - stop motion of a collection of light meters accrued over the years