Last month, I went to Zurich and spent some time wandering through museums. Now, looking back at my photographs, I’m beginning to think the trip might become something more than a collection of memories.


Museums have a way of making me look more carefully. There’s the work itself, of course, but also the choices around it: how pieces sit together, the space between them, what draws you closer and what stays with you afterward. That attention is something I want to carry into my own photography.


This time, there are images I’m particularly proud of. It feels good to say that—to look at something I’ve made and want to give it a life beyond a screen.



Modern glass and concrete office building with autumn trees along an empty city street under a clear blue sky.
Historic European old town skyline with a tall clock tower rising above colorful buildings along a riverfront under a clear blue sky.
Modern curved glass and concrete building beside a pedestrian crossing with yellow stripes and a green traffic light under a deep blue sky.
Modernist concrete facade of the Museum für Gestaltung with large windows and bold lettering, framed by green leaves under a blue sky.

I’m considering turning some of these photographs into a coffee table book, perhaps even one to publish. It’s still an idea, but an exciting one. I want to explore how the images might work across printed pages: which photograph should open the book, which ones belong together, and where to let a single image have the space to speak for itself.


That will mean making choices. Some favorites may work beautifully on their own but feel out of place in a sequence. Others might become more interesting beside an unexpected companion. I’m curious to see what emerges when I start putting them together.

Modern red and white passenger train stopped at a covered station platform beneath a glass and steel roof.
Crowded train station concourse with travelers walking beneath a large blue departure board and overhead clock at dusk.
Red and white passenger train waiting at a platform beneath a steel-framed glass roof in a train station, lit by warm evening sunlight.
Red electric passenger train with white stripes stopped at a covered railway station platform under a glass and steel roof.

For now, this post is a first step: sharing a little of Zurich and acknowledging that I came home with photographs I want to do more with.


A few museum visits, a collection of images, and the beginnings of a book. That feels like a lovely thing to bring back from a trip.

Lakeside promenade with autumn trees, historic buildings and boats on calm water, with hazy mountains rising in the distance.
Sunlit green lawn and mature trees in a city park facing a modern multi-story office building with large glass windows.
Calm river reflecting golden autumn trees and city buildings under a clear blue sky.
Modern glass-walled building on massive concrete supports above a green industrial structure on a city street under a clear blue sky.