At the end of 2020, I hit a wall. Twelve months later, I had sold my stake in Yoast and was working as a full-time photographer. Here’s what happened in the meantime.

As a theater artist, musician, or writer, you need a photo that reflects who you are when you're working—not who you are when you're presenting yourself. That's a big difference.

Almost all of my " Pause" portraits are in black and white. That's no coincidence. Here, I explain when black and white works, when color is better, and how I make that choice.

The most common question people ask before a photo shoot is: What should I wear? It’s also the least important question. Here’s some honest advice on how to prepare—no nonsense.

A portrait isn't just a picture of what you look like. It's a representation of who you are at that moment. That's how I, as a portrait photographer, view authentic portrait photography.

How do you use AI? Probably more than you realize. And I don't think that's a bad thing at all.

What happens when you actually meet someone? When you take the time to have a good conversation? What will your photo look like then? Take Pause.