Night photography · Texas
Photos at Midnight
Long exposures, owls at three in the morning, and whatever the dark decides to give up.
Nº 01 — Why midnight
Everything gets more honest once the light stops being free.
I started shooting at night because it was the only time I had. Then I stayed because of what's out there — the sky doing something enormous and slow above a county road, a barn owl deciding whether I'm a problem, fog swallowing a street lamp whole.
Everything here is a long walk, a cold thermos and a lot of waiting. No composites, no borrowed skies. Just the frame and however many minutes it took.
Nº 02 — Selected work
Frames from the dark half of the day
Nº 03 — Prints
Take a piece of the night home
Archival pigment prints on Hahnemühle cotton rag, signed and numbered in editions of twenty‑five. Sizes from a small desk frame to something that takes over a wall.