His photos function as psychological portraits of his sitters, who were originally friends and family but now may also include strangers who agree to sit for a portrait. They have a quality of film stills and the figures seen in them evoke fragility and isolation. He is interested in exploring the insignificance of humanity in the scope of the world by focusing on quiet moments of vulnerability. Movement is important in the work, evinced by the way in which the figures are posed, frozen in sometimes complex poses that allude to contemporary dance. He is also working on new media projects that involve Google maps and other open source imagery.