San Francisco Chinatown is a street photography goldmine. I was in a bit of a rush during my visit. I would love to go back and really take my time. Shot with a Nikon 35mm f/1.8G DX on a Sony a7II.

This is my second entry for the Shadows theme B&W Photo Contest. This is my cat. She likes being in the spotlight. Shot on a Sony a7II.

This is my first entry for the Shadows theme B&W Photo Contest. Shot on a Sony a7II.

Shot with a Minolta MC Rokkor 58mm f/1.2 on a Sony a7II.

Shot with a Minolta MC Rokkor 58mm f/1.2 on a Sony a7II.

Here a few shots I took in Sausalito, which is on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge opposite San Francisco. We only had a short amount of time before our tour bus departed for the city, but the

Vultures are awesome. These photos were actually shot over two days because the vulture kept returning to the same spot. Shot with a Canon FD 80-200mm f/4 L on a Sony a7II, you nerds.

I'm a cat person, and 90% of the photos I take are of cats, but just look at this dog. His name is Theo, and he is a Great Pyrenees. More like Greatest Pyrenees, am I right? Shot with a Minolta MC Rokkor

Depending on who you ask, this cat is either named Mack or Sylvester. Though he is part of the feral cat colony, he is one of the least feral members. He might also be the cat that I have photographed

The Blue Ridge Parkway is a scenic byway accessible from my hometown of Floyd, Virginia. There is very little light pollution, and parking alongside the road is generally encouraged, so it is ideal for

I can wiggle my left ear, but not my right ear. I think that if I were to make weird faces in front of a mirror long enough that I could eventually gain control of my right ear. It would be the dumbest