Farm Life Through My Lens
For more than 16 years, I’ve used my camera to document farm life, the animals who share it with us, and the people who care for them. My photography is rooted in real places, real animals, and the stories behind them.
The Heritage Breed Project
Since 2016, I’ve been photographing endangered heritage livestock and poultry and the farmers working to preserve them.
Through these portraits and stories, I hope to bring attention to breeds many people don’t realize are in danger of disappearing, and to the farmers working to preserve them.
Through these portraits and stories, I hope to bring attention to breeds many people don’t realize are in danger of disappearing, and to the farmers working to preserve them.
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Otis • American Mammoth Jackstock
Otis was one of the animals I photographed for my Heritage Breed Project. American Mammoth Jackstock are a critically endangered heritage breed, and meeting animals like Otis is a reminder that farm breeds can disappear just as wildlife species can. Every animal has a story worth preserving. |
More From The Farm
Beyond the Heritage Breed Project, my camera has followed the animals that have shaped my life on the farm. These photographs capture their personalities, character, and the quiet moments that make each one memorable.
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