I’ve been fortunate enough to have opportunities to work with a wide range of clients and to travel to many countries in the process.

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When I first began studying professional photography, the idea of managing all the technical details while standing in front of a complete stranger was terrifying.

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That’s not to say I don’t still experience some natural anxiety when photographing people, but my determination to gain experience in as many genres as possible worked well with my adrenaline-seeking nature and my need to try new things. I satisfied both by connecting with all kinds of people and by embracing new situations, experimenting with whatever techniques interested me at the time.

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An image feels successful to me when composition, color, expression, energy, and story all come together to create a clean photograph that can be read like a page from a book. If you can sense a story without any context, then I feel I’ve done my job.

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