Puma Mostro XC
The Puma Mostro XC is all about bold design and rich texture. Suede leather, pointed soles, and sculpted lines come together in perfect rhythm. This teaser video brings those details to life through light, motion, and a touch of creative energy.
Cionic
This is a collection of clips captured on location to showcase Cionic’s Neural Sleeve 2. They’ll be used in various digital formats to highlight different aspects of the sleeve
Crestline
Crestline mountain bikes are blowing up — their latest builds are so in demand they’ve completely sold out. Thanks to @singltrackbandet, I had the chance to capture one in the studio to celebrate his new sponsorship. This short highlights the design and build of the bike, all shot in a day at my San Francisco studio using the Kessler Second Shooter Pro and edited in DaVinci Resolve.
U-Turn Audio
I loved creating this short video, capturing the clean lines and modern aesthetic of this beautifully designed turntable. Its minimalist form and thoughtful details made it a great subject to showcase through motion and light.
Camera Sounds
This is my Arca-Swiss view camera—clean lines, minimalist design, totally my vibe. I’ve been shooting with it for years, and it still blows me away with its timeless feel. This #ASMR clip is my ode to a camera that’s as much art as it is a tool. Add a Phase One 150 MP back, and suddenly this it transforms into a powerhouse studio camera. Love that mix of old-school precision and cutting-edge tech.
Queen City Footwear
I stumbled upon Queen City shoes as one does while randomly browsing the web, and I instantly became a fan. Before the shoes could be worn in with the love of everyday life, I knew I wanted to create a short video. My goal was to keep the video short while highlighting the craftsmanship and attention to detail that make these shoes stand out.
New Balance - 990v1
I’m a huge fan of New Balance. I was excited when a tan version of the 990 came out. Originally created in 1982 they have stood the test of time and are still made today. I’ve created an up-close video to pay homage to their exquisite design and unique characteristics.
Lowercase Glasses
Video doesn’t have to be over the top, sometimes a small amount of movement is all you need. First I captured a high resolution photo with a still camera, then I switched over to a video camera to capture the video.
Lighting for both still and video used to be more complicated. Video requires continuous lights, in the past that would require HMI or tungsten lights. Now that the LED light market has exploded, there are tons of great options that work for both photos and video.
I was very happy to be showcasing Lowercase glasses, which are made in New York City. Now that I’m done photographing them, they will become my everyday glasses.
Sayl Chair
The Sayl chair by Herman Miller simplifies the desk chair in all the right ways. It pares things down to the essentials: smart engineering, clean design, and a surprising amount of elegance. In this short video, I take a closer look at the subtle details and clever features that make the Sayl more than just a chair. It’s a piece of functional art.
Donut Joke
I love donuts and I love jokes, why not combine the two? It was as fun to make the set elements for this video as it was designing it.
I created the initial design in Adobe Illustrator, then tile-printed it at 100% ( it was over 5 feet long!) with tabloid sheets of paper. I then used the large print as a templete to cut the fabric and lay everything out in the right spot.
And of course I had lots of donuts leftover. No wonder I love shooting donuts!