One of the recurring themes in my work as an editorial photographer is transportation. From highways and bridges to trains, airports, and vehicles of every kind, I’ve found that documenting how people move is a powerful way to tell stories about communities and culture.

Recently, my photography was featured in a South Texas News article offering expert tips for making a cross-country EV road trip easy. The piece explored practical advice for electric vehicle drivers — from planning charging stops to maximizing efficiency on long journeys.

Why Transportation Matters in My Work

Covering transportation isn’t just about cars or roads. It’s about movement, connection, and change. Whether it’s documenting commuters in Philadelphia, photographing bridges in Baltimore, or capturing the quiet rhythm of small-town train stations, transportation tells us how people live, work, and explore.

Electric vehicles are a new chapter in that story. As EV adoption grows, the infrastructure and experiences around travel are evolving — and I’m drawn to capturing those changes through my lens.

Personal Perspective

I’ve always been fascinated by how transportation shapes our daily lives. Covering these stories gives me the chance to highlight both the challenges and the innovations. Whether it’s a highway interchange at rush hour or an EV charging station tucked into a small town, I see opportunities to create images that reflect progress and possibility.

Looking Ahead

As more publications explore topics like EV travel, sustainable infrastructure, and the future of mobility, I look forward to continuing to contribute photography that illustrates these changes. Transportation will remain a central theme in my editorial work — because it’s not just about getting from point A to point B, it’s about the stories we encounter along the way.