I spent about two weeks traveling in France and Spain at the end of last year / beginning of this year. It was an otherworldly experience for me, having never been outside of the USA before. Being immersed in a different culture with very little knowledge of their language can be a bit jarring, but once I embraced it things really started clicking and I came back with one of the most memorable experiences of my life.

I have yet to get through all of my photos from the journey but here are some that I've processed:

Going through old stuff from 2008 before I archive.

Sometimes all you can do is...

My photo series for the CLFP building has been featured on Photography Served, part of the ever-fresh Behance network. I am humbled to be featured amongst so much great work. Thank you Photography Served! It is little surprises like this that help me to get out and shoot. Check out my feature here!

My newest favorite time suck is far and away the website The Selby. Photographers capture a unique side to artists of all folds, revealing a great deal about their professions and themselves. Providing at times an intimate look into the lives of these artists, it's the little things that draw me in: strings of paper swans hanging from the ceiling, argyle socks, and stacks upon stacks -- upon stacks! of books. I'm taken in by how normal some of these dwellings are.