About.

I was born with a camera in my hand. My parents would always get mad because I would use all the space on our point-and-shoot 12 megapixel Lumix camera. Those early photos were not great, but it paved the way to where I am today. In 2012, I got my first Nikon DSLR and I stood in the park at prom time to take photos for couples at $40 a session. A man had me put together his daughters volleyball video for college. That was the first person who believed in me.

I practiced and practiced and in 2019 it all changed for me. I was living in Switzerland and the landscape did not let me stop shooting. I think I filled up eight SD cards in six months.

I gained a bunch of commercial clients after that, shooting events like dance shows, stand up comedy, live culinary, and bands. 2020 wrecked the event scene so I turned back to nature photography and focused on beefing up my portfolio. I was always a huge hiker and outdoor enthusiast so I hiked and took pictures. That to me is still the most meditative thing in the world.

Now I have found my niche as a photographer by curating artwork for businesses like hotels, lodges, and outdoor focused brands. I work with architects and interior designers to create a space that clients are obsessed with. My favorite part of my job is finding artwork that will fill empty walls with wonder. If you’d like to support me, you can purchase a print (email me) or buy me a coffee.