Stoned Photography
Photography is the art of narrating stories through a lens, capturing historical moments since the 19th century. Photography is one of my many passions, from the beauty of nature to the ugliness of addiction, I've captured many different stories around the biggest little city in the world. When walking around Reno with my camera, I would have some strangers ask if I could take their photo, I don't know why but you can check them out in my street photography gallery. If you're interested in becoming photographically immortal on my website, book a session or catch me on the streets.
Wildlife
Nature & It's Glory
Construction
Places For Foodies
Reno At Night
Events Around Reno
Aerial Photography
Reno isn't just beautiful from the ground, it's even better from the sky. With up to 400 feet above ground level, you can see more beyond the street you're on when you fly a drone, you get to really see how big the biggest little city in the world is & than some.
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Street Photography
Reno isn't just a tourist city in a desert full of casino's & bars, it's full of life & without dull moments. You may see unusual behavior from a drug addict one day & watch a news story about a local bank robbery the next.
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Night Photography
Reno isn't just full of life during the day, It happens to have more life during the end of the week, particularly on Friday & Saturday. Some times when an event ends, the attendees might end up coming to town, especially after an event like burning man.
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Arlington Avenue Bridges Project
1301 University Terrace
The two, nearly century-old bridges have become structurally deficient because of their age and repeated exposure to flood events. The Arlington avenue bridges project began on May 5, 2025 & is expected to be finished in summer of 2026. The northern bridge will have two overlooks, one on each side.
I spotted thick dark smoke from my bedroom window & thought it was from a fireplace until I heard several fire engines a few blocks away. I grabbed my Canon EOS R100 & ran to the location, if you watch KTVN, you might have seen some of what I've recorded. If I knew KTVN would use the video for later on in the day, I would've sent in photographs for the article.