My curiosity and insatiable desire to learn have shaped an enriching and meaningful life. From 2000 to 2012, I worked as a professional actor in New York City, where I discovered a lifelong passion for storytelling. Along the way, I’ve embraced a variety of roles—bartender, waiter, restaurant manager, tasting room manager—and authored heartfelt stories for my personal project, People of Wine Country. I’m also proud to have honorably served in the U.S. Navy.

I’ve called many places home, from Yokosuka, Japan, to Florida, New York City, Los Angeles, and Napa Valley. My travels, both across the globe and throughout this breathtaking country, have been transformative, enabling me to connect with people from all walks of life. Today, I reside in Charlotte, NC, with my wife, Danielle, cherishing our marriage, good food, personal growth, honest conversation, daily reflection, lifelong learning, and—above all—a sense of humor to navigate it all.

As an architectural and travel photographer, I’m constantly seeking the next great story to tell through images. Currently, I’m embarking on an exciting new chapter: curating my first exhibition, Hallowing the Ground: Honoring Enslaved Lives Through the Spaces They Lived and Worked. This work is a heartfelt endeavor, driven by my commitment to honoring the lives affected by this dark chapter in America's history.

I invite you to join me on this journey. If you’d like to stay updated on the exhibition, please reach out via email.

And if you have a project in mind, I’d love to hear about it. You can contact me at paul@langephotostudio.com or call me directly at 646.491.1637.

Let’s connect—I look forward to learning more about your vision and how we can collaborate to bring it to life.