Photography has been present in my life since childhood. From learning to wield a camera at the tender young age of 7, I have have been curating and continuously innovating my love for imagery. Starting with my first rolls of film being taken to the county drug store for development, and later processing negatives myself. While adapting to changes in technology and pop culture, I maintain heritage and tradition throughout my creative works.

Later in my adolescence and by an act of God's will, most of my immediate family photos were lost or destroyed. This devastation would later foster an oath I made to myself. I will never miss an opportunity again. Losing those photos changed something in my core. Whenever meeting someone new, I would ask to take a portrait of them so they wouldn’t become the shadow of a memory. Perhaps this filled a void in my heart, but later this would prove to bring joy to others. The gift of memories that people can cherish for a lifetime fulfilled the burden of loss that I had carried. To this day, nothing warms my heart more than seeing my clients react to their prints.

Holding true to both my legacy and passion for photography, I constantly strive to improve my work and hone my craft. From portraits of random strangers to lovely rustic scenery, and even formal shoots. Capturing moments in time for years to come is what brings me happiness. I shoot with everything from Polaroids to 35mm film, medium format, and mirrorless digital cameras. I enjoy working with people from a variety of walks of life. No subject or scenario is too big or too small. With this being said, I look forward to helping you tell your story.