I moved to Denton in 2015 with my now wife and instantly fell in love with the town. At the time, I was still recovering from having my camera gear stolen from me - but continued to be inspired by what this little town has to offer.
From the music, the artwork, and never-ending introductions to the locals - I was constantly inspired.
Fast forward to 2020, the world shutdown and I began to see local businesses shut down. In order to preserve the memory of what I knew was Denton, I decided to start a photo project to keep the memory alive for years to come - no matter what changes this town would eventually face.
In May of 2023, I released this project as a 10x10 Limited Edition hard cover, limited to 100 copies. At
the time I had no idea hat to expect, or how many to print - let alone how many I'd sell.
To my surprise, all 100 copies were sold within an hour of the release.
In the following months I had seen an outpour of messages and emails asking if I'd sell them a copy.
No matter how much it pained me to let people down, I stuck to my word and the 100th copy was it.
Since then I have decided to make a more affordable option with no orer limit to make this project accessible to those who want a piece of this town in their home.
I moved to Denton in 2015 with my now wife and instantly fell in love with the town. At the time, I was still recovering from having my camera gear stolen from me - but continued to be inspired by what this little town has to offer.
From the music, the artwork, and never-ending introductions to the locals - I was constantly inspired.
Fast forward to 2020, the world shutdown and I began to see local businesses shut down. In order to preserve the memory of what I knew was Denton, I decided to start a photo project to keep the memory alive for years to come - no matter what changes this town would eventually face.
In May of 2023, I released this project as a 10x10 Limited Edition hard cover, limited to 100 copies. At
the time I had no idea hat to expect, or how many to print - let alone how many I'd sell.
To my surprise, all 100 copies were sold within an hour of the release.
In the following months I had seen an outpour of messages and emails asking if I'd sell them a copy.
No matter how much it pained me to let people down, I stuck to my word and the 100th copy was it.
Since then I have decided to make a more affordable option with no orer limit to make this project accessible to those who want a piece of this town in their home.
- Thin Line Fest 2023 Featured Photographer + Gallery
Inducted into the Emily Fowler Public Library Local History section