photography
Los angeles has a population of almost 10 million people. That's 7.5 million more than Chicago, and nearly 9 million more than my humble town of Milwaukee. Throughout my stay I was fortunate enough to experience the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, as well as the calm, meditative escape of Wine country in Temecula.
What Los Angeles lacks in building height and number of snow flakes, it more than makes up for in its beautiful weather, scenery, and people. All of which are some of the nicest I'll ever experience.
The Midwest is quite a remarkable place. Its snowy and frigid winters complimented with its sunny and warm summers give this region a year round photographic appeal.
The following set contains images primarily from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as well as the beautiful and hustling Chicago, Illinois.
Europe is host to many beautiful places, buildings, and people. I was fortunate enough to spend a summer studying abroad with a few friends from our school's Architecture program. Being in this country provided endless opportunities for exploration, memory making, and most importantly, career advancement.
This set includes photographs from Paris, London, Normandy (Mont Saint-Michel, and the beaches), Venice, Brittany(Saint-Malo), and a few others.
Over the past few years, I have been privileged enough to spend the New Year holiday with the entire nation of Architecture students. Every year the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) hosts an architectural FORUM. This annual gathering of like minds takes place in different cities around the nation (including Canada, Puerto Rico and a few others), and provides many opportunities for networking, career advancement, and city exploration.
Toronto proved to be a beautiful, clean, and energetic city. Its Midwest feel, coupled with its towering structures and inexpensive sushi proved to be an unforgettable week.
