SNAPSHOTS.

There’s something honest about a set of old wooden steps. No polish, no pretense — just a path that’s been used enough times to show it. When I stopped to photograph this staircase, it wasn’t the structure that stood out. It was the story written into it. The boards are worn smooth in places, splintered in others. You can see where weather has taken its toll and where thousands of feet have done the same. People have come up these steps for every reason imaginable — rushing t

Walking through Rhodes College, I wasn’t expecting to stop. I had my camera with me, but I wasn’t chasing a shot that day — just moving...

Not every meaningful photograph comes from grand settings or dramatic scenes. Often, it’s the quiet moments that carry the deepest...

Stretching gracefully across the Potomac River, the Arlington Memorial Bridge is more than a span of stone and steel. It stands as a...

There’s a quiet power in moments like this — a heron standing motionless, framed not by color, but by contrast. The light danced across...

Light and shadow — two sides of the same story. When I set up this self-portrait, I wasn’t chasing perfection. Photography isn’t always...

Black and white image of the Manhattan Bridge c. 2019 - Kenneth Hiner Photography