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Fear is something we all experience. It is defined as an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. This photograph is part of a set of 10 that dives into how different fears can…

Fear is something we all experience. It is defined as an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. This photograph is part of a set of 10 that dives into how different fears can…

Having found myself walking along the banks of the Kansas River with a lighter, camera, and a left-behind chair, I did what simply seemed to feel right at the time. To me, this image evokes themes of loss, isolation, and grief, but perhaps also…

A bout of insomnia and an influx of thick fog motivated me to walk around Lawrence with my camera late one night. I came across this view of a famous campus statue (created by Elden C. Tefft) in which it seemed to be surrounded by a halo of light…

This photo depicts the ICL facility located in North Lawrence emitting its distinctive orange glow during nighttime operations. Exposed against a pitch black sky, the plant becomes an island of light isolated from its surrounding environment. However…

The painstar comes every thousand years, and when you touch it, you experience a second of unfathomable pain. And then it's gone. I think everyone has their own personal painstar, and this print is a depiction of mine; the sudden feeling of haunting…

Reflective of my childhood feelings, specifically those of being ostracized by my church and religious caretakers to the point that I felt I was much lower on the hierarchy than everyone else, even to the point that I thought I was inhuman, and that…

Symbolic self-portrait reflective of questioning my humanity and being made to feel inhuman since childhood as a result of psychological abuse at the hands of religious institutions.

A playful illustration of "buckle's" definitional contradictions

A unique twist on an overused cliche