Bloxberg Photography

With a foundation in art photography and experience working for the Los Angeles Times, Associated Press, MLive Media Group/Booth Media, and Knight Ridder, my journey as a photographer has been intertwined with life’s demands and transitions. In the late 1990s, I shifted to high tech to support my growing family, but photography has always been my constant. 

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It grounds me, providing a creative outlet that keeps me balanced and connected. My street photography now captures the nuanced stories that often go unnoticed—the joyful, the solitary, the fragmented. Through each image, I invite viewers to look beyond the surface, exploring the layers of humanity in places and faces that might otherwise be overlooked.

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My art explores the dualities of life—joy and solitude, innocence and wear, connection and fragmentation. Through candid and crafted moments, I strive to reveal the stories that often go unseen. Each image invites viewers to pause and reflect, uncovering the layers of humanity within the overlooked and forgotten. 

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By framing places and people with character, I aim to offer glimpses into the lives and spaces that surround us, urging viewers to look beyond the surface and find meaning in the everyday.