I fell in love with photography when I was twelve years old. That Christmas, I unwrapped a cheap Polaroid camera, and with every click of its shutter, something inside me lit up. My first photos were awful—blurred, crooked, overexposed—but they were mine. I took pictures of everything, and with each one, my fascination with capturing the world only deepened.

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By the time I was seventeen, I had saved up for my first semi-professional camera. I wandered neon-lit streets at night, chasing reflections in rain-slick pavement, and roamed open hills and dense forests in daylight, learning how light shapes mood and memory. At eighteen, I began to take the craft seriously. Learning, experimenting, and slowly developing the style I’m known for today.

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Over the years, I’ve dipped my fingers into nearly every corner of photography. I’ve shot high-profile concerts for legends like Tommy Lee and Wu-Tang Clan, covered sports for local newspapers, helped showcase the work of talented designers and hairstylists, and seen my work published in multiple magazines. My portfolio is also filled with personal art pieces...images with a message, born from my imagination.

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What I love most is creating portraits that go beyond the surface. I put my clients in beautifully strange and spectacular situations, weaving mood and storytelling into every frame. Whether it’s a dreamy elopement on a quiet lake, a gritty urban shoot, or a simple graduation session, my goal is the same: to create something timeless and something my clients love.

 

More than a photo; a glimpse into who you are.