Photography has always been a main thread throughout my life that I use to help connect and create memories for others. I’ve been shooting since my freshman year in high school, and became enamored with it as a new form of communication. I now have a decade of experience in photojournalism, product photography, marketing campaigns, portraiture and editorial work.

While studying at Towson, I joined The Towerlight, the Towson University community newspaper as a staff photographer, and quickly took over as the photography department editor. While responsible for the content of 20,000 paper copies per week, I shot 100s of stories and developed relationships with other photojournalists, while developing a instinct and eye for finding and capturing impactful imagery.

Afterward I moved to Frederick, Maryland, I began freelancing with other photographers, local studios and magazines, while also working as an EMT-B. I later left my job with EMS to pursue photography full time in 2017, which brings me here.

Recent and notable work of mine includes: director of photography for the Department of Homeland Security’s National “See Something, Say Something” campaign last year, lead photographer for five recruitment campaigns for the US Coast Guard over the last two years, lead product photographer for PepsiCo on their launch of a new product line “Ojas Studio” and lead photographer for the Annual National Restaurant Association Prostart National Invitation in DC. My work has been published in Mindbody Green, Times Square, and covers for Frederick Magazine.

As the main thread throughout my work, I generally aim towards a style of candidness while also portraying a commercial feel. I thrive shooting a variety of projects while working under a deadline and in environments I see for the first time.