Join Me for an Evening of Cycling Art and Untold Stories at Station South

I’m excited to invite you to an exhibition that celebrates not just the beauty of cycling, but the amazing stories that emerge from capturing those fleeting moments in time. Launching July 3rd, 2025, at 7 PM, I'll showcasing a selection of my prints as a freelance cycling photographer at Station South.

At 8 PM, I’ll give a short talk about my journey as a cyclist and photographer. It’s been a interesting career filled with countless adventures, from capturing thrilling race moments to the serene beauty of solo rides.

The Untold Stories Await

One of the most exciting aspects of this exhibition is the theme of "Untold Stories." Beyond the stunning visuals, I want to bring attention to the tales behind the images, how they were created, the situations I find myself in, all in pursuit of capturing cyclist, both pro and amatuer as they journey across the world.

As a photographer, I’ve met incredible people—young and old, seasoned racers and casual riders—who have taught me about resilience and passion. Their stories are woven into my work, and I look forward to discussing how these experiences have influenced my photography style and choice of subjects.

Whether it’s the laughter shared while overcoming challenges or the solitude found in long rides, I believe these narratives resonate deeply with anyone who has spent time in the saddle.

A Warm Invitation

I so hope to see you at the exhibition on July 3rd! While not everyone may be able to make it, the prints will be on display until the end of July, providing a chance for every cycling enthusiast to experience the vibrant world of cycling photography.

Art like cycling has a unique way of bringing people together, fostering connections through shared experiences and stories. My hope is that this exhibition will become a hub for those who love cycling, photography, and the pure joy of adventure. Whether you are experienced in the saddle or just curious, I promise there will be something for you to enjoy.

Street art on the way up Col du Galibier