Long before I held a camera, I held a pencil.
As a teen, I would spend hours sketching faces. I would scour fashion magazines for subjects; capturing the curves of a smile, the spark in someone’s eye, the small, unspoken details that make a person who they are. I dreamed of becoming a portrait artist, not just to create beautiful images, but to honor people through art.

Today, I’ve traded the pencil for a lens, but the heart of my work remains the same. I am not a typical photographer. I am a portraitist. I don’t photograph things, I photograph people. And I do it with the same curiosity, reverence, and attention to nuance that captivated me as a child. And as it turns out, I still love fashion too….

Every person I photograph is an original masterpiece. My passion is drawing out the facets of character that make you... you. The softness, the strength, the spark. Whether I’m capturing an executive’s quiet confidence, a couple’s electric connection, or a woman stepping fully into her own power, my art is about seeing and honoring the human before me.

This is more than photography, it’s a portrait experience for people who want to be seen. So tell me, how do you want to be seen?