Editorial

Chiang Mai is a wonderful city. It's strikes the perfect balance between the hustle of urban living, and the peaceful serenity of suburbia, both of which, wrapped in the unique culture of Thailand.

Rothco’s BDUs are, by and large, the best selling product. With the introduction of a new line of colors, I was tasked with producing a campaign for the release. I conceptualized, directed, edited, and styled this shoot with the intent of capturing the brand in a streetwear element. What better place to do so than in NYC

After outsourcing the photoshoots for years, as the newly hired in-house photographer, I knew the catalog cover was a big deal. We had to capture an outdoorsy feel, yet maintain elements of tactical. Needless to say, we were quite pleased with the end result.

Rothco’s iconic BDUs are a crowd favorite. Due to their loose-fitting construction, they became quite popular with skaters. The objective of this shoot (that I directed, shot, and edited) was to organically showcase how Rothco fits in to the tune of skating at the park with friends.

A shoot conceptualized, shot, and edited by yours truly, & styled by the ever-talented Taylor Champlain. The objective was to evoke a moody, romantic sort of nostalgia

Despite Rothco largely being a male-centric brand, there’s a considerable female audience. I was tasked with capturing women in some of the pieces.

I was tapped to shoot an editorial. The intent was to capture something with a Vogue-esque feel.