My work is still based on conversation land and natural parks, but I now see each space as a framework for self-reflection. While on the trail, I let my subconscious guide me in choosing what to photograph. I act in the moment when something catches my attention and try not to overthink why the camera is raised. After a day hike or a longer journey, I assemble a body of work based on how the space made me feel and what I learned from it. What did the textures of the forest teach me? Have I been here before in dreams? I search for truths in my photographs and the time spent outdoors. I use my work to communicate these truths about myself and the natural world. It all feels like a dream sometimes. Go outside and dream.