Hello! I’m a photographer and filmmaker drawn to the kind of moments that feel real and a little bit magical.

It all started in a high school darkroom, where I discovered film photography. At 18, I took my first solo trip to Peru, living with a local family and teaching kids. That experience sparked a deep passion for travel and storytelling. By 22, I had explored 35 countries, most of them alone or with friends I met along the way, camera always in hand.

I studied film in college and quickly became obsessed with foreign cinema. After graduating, I began directing music videos, all shot on 16mm film. I later wrote, directed, and edited my first short film, Georgia, which screened at festivals across the country. My connection to analog photography never left. I’d often turn my tiny closet into a makeshift darkroom just to process film.

Wedding photography found me unexpectedly when a close friend asked me to photograph her final dress fitting. There was something so moving about the intimacy of that moment. I realized how meaningful and cinematic this kind of storytelling could be, and I’ve been captivated by it ever since.

These days, I split my time between photography, Super 8, and film work. I’m currently editing a short film and in the writing stages of my first feature.

Whether we’re in the mountains, your backyard, or somewhere far from home, I’d love to help capture the moment.