Snweb is someone who really knows his stuff. Great guy, great photographer, great friend. He really knows what he is doing and the level of profesionalism and the standards for quality he holds are exceptional. He is always on time when he says he will be, and he always holds to his word, be it exploring or photographi… Read more

Snweb is someone who really knows his stuff. Great guy, great photographer, great friend. He really knows what he is doing and the level of profesionalism and the standards for quality he holds are exceptional. He is always on time when he says he will be, and he always holds to his word, be it exploring or photographing.

This kid really knows his stuff and has a great future ahead of him. I've gone on many outings with him to take photos. It's kind of intimidating how much he knows and how talented he is because of our age difference but he's one of my favorite photographers. He has a great eye and a genuine passion for the art. Buy… Read more

This kid really knows his stuff and has a great future ahead of him. I've gone on many outings with him to take photos. It's kind of intimidating how much he knows and how talented he is because of our age difference but he's one of my favorite photographers. He has a great eye and a genuine passion for the art. Buy his prints. He tends to spend his money wisely and makes good investments so your money will likely go to a good cause.

Privileging us through the photographs he posts, SNWEB's growth as urban archeologist and documentarian allows us to witness Detroit's changing character and inner landscapes. His instincts as sociologist and adventurer are exceeded by his joy at capturing discoveries with a sensitive and adventurous eye. Tearing i… Read more

Privileging us through the photographs he posts, SNWEB's growth as urban archeologist and documentarian allows us to witness Detroit's changing character and inner landscapes. His instincts as sociologist and adventurer are exceeded by his joy at capturing discoveries with a sensitive and adventurous eye. Tearing into spaces that no trespass signs prevent, he gives us visions of the dark terrible beauty of a dying modernity. Overall, his images, categories, and well-researched descriptions capture what was there yesterday, and what will disappear tomorrow. Wandering with him, we become digital companions through once fashionable and functional spaces, but that are now othered, deserted, and soon destroyed. I look forward to more cyber and silent adventures in old/new spaces as he continues to discover, explore, and photograph.

Photographs of urban decay often possess both a profound sense of beauty and sadness. SNWEB's photographs of Detroit show glamorous hotels, automotive plants and other buildings that in their day were highly regarded. Yet time has not been kind to these places and now littered, vandalized and graffiti-ed they are only … Read more

Photographs of urban decay often possess both a profound sense of beauty and sadness. SNWEB's photographs of Detroit show glamorous hotels, automotive plants and other buildings that in their day were highly regarded. Yet time has not been kind to these places and now littered, vandalized and graffiti-ed they are only relics of what they once were. The places SNWEB has been and will undoubtedly visit in the future make me incredibly jealous. I envy that he has such easy access to so many interesting places. It is some small consolation that I have the privilege of seeing his photographs, but I remain envious.