Walkin’ the Dog
San Francisco
This high-contrast black and white photograph was captured on a steep San Francisco street, where cable car tracks cut sharp, luminous lines through the incline.
The composition is built on geometry: converging rails, vertical façades, and the compressed horizon at the crest of the hill. Light reflects off the steel tracks, creating a graphic framework that divides shadow from structure.
At the top of the rise, two figures and a small dog enter the frame — perfectly scaled against the architecture. Their placement transforms the image from abstraction into narrative. The scene becomes less about a city street and more about timing, balance, and the choreography of urban space.
Rendered in monochrome, the photograph reduces the moment to line, contrast, and silhouette — a study in tension between mass and movement.
Awards and Exhibitions
International Spider Awards (2021)
“Patterns & Shadows” — New York Center for Photography (2019)
Limited Edition
Issued in a total edition of 15, with 2 Artist Proofs.
The edition applies across all sizes.
Authentication
Black and white works are produced exclusively as archival pigment prints on museum-grade Baryta paper. Each print is signed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity with matched hologram verification.
