My Story
How It All Started
I picked up my first camera at 17 — a beat-up film SLR my father left in a drawer. I didn't know anything about aperture or shutter speed; I just knew that pointing it at the world made me pay attention differently. That feeling never left.
For years photography was a quiet obsession alongside my day job. I shot street scenes on weekends, talked my friends into portrait sessions, and drove out to the countryside before dawn to catch the light. Eventually I realized I was spending every free moment doing the thing I actually loved, so I made the leap and went full-time.
Today I work across portraits, landscapes, editorial, and events — always chasing the same thing I found in that first frame: an honest moment, beautifully lit, permanently saved.
I'm based in New York but travel constantly for work and personal projects. If you have a vision — however big or intimate — I'd love to hear it.
On location in Iceland, 2024. Waiting three hours in the cold for the light to break through — totally worth it.