My journey into photography started with film photography with my dad, I’ve been shooting since I was 3 years old and it has become a part of who I am today.

     After diving into the digital world and the passing of my dad it launched me back to my roots of film. Shooting film gives an intentional approach to story-telling.

     For me, photography is an art of exploring another person's world and capturing their essence. I am drawn to observing human behavior and finding that unique spark in people's eyes, then preserving that moment forever. My passion is to connect with my clients or places and then transform the movement of life into a still image. I find the process of shooting on film to be particularly special because it demands a full commitment of trust and engagement with the subject. When I hold a film camera, there is nothing that separates me from the person I am capturing, it's just us living in that moment and that's how I am able to capture something so raw and authentic. The ability to share such an intimate moment is a rare experience in today's world, surrounded by constant distractions.

     I am most inspired when traveling. Everything feels fresh and magical, and all my senses come alive. My fast-paced and hectic lifestyle makes it a pleasure to slow down and focus on life through photography. My camera allows me to appreciate the beauty of the world and look through the viewfinder to simplify everything and focus on the story I am trying to tell. There is so much emotion and feeling captured in the image and the process of making it. Portraiture is an incredible universal language that can connect anyone, anywhere. It all comes back to being human and the experiences and connections we share.