I am a photographer with a passion for creating images that feel honest, vibrant, and full of life. Whether photographing high-school seniors, families, athletes, or the everyday beauty tucked into familiar places, my goal is always the same: to capture moments people can feel.
Beyond portraits and sports, I’m driven by a love of exploration — both close to home and beyond. My camera travels with me wherever I go, from quiet village streets to wide-open western ranges, coastal towns, colorful cities, and everywhere in between. I create images that capture the feeling of a place, not just the view.
I’m also inspired by themes that show up in everyday life when you slow down enough to notice them: the poetry of shadows, the character of rust and time-worn surfaces, the mood of shifting skies, and the small details most people walk past. These collections have grown into some of my favorite bodies of work, and continue to evolve as I explore new places and new perspectives.
My artwork hangs in businesses, offices, apartment communities, and healthcare environments — both in New York and beyond — bringing color, calm and a sense of place to the people who move through those spaces every day.
I started my photography journey high school, where I was fortunate enough to be able to complete photography classes at Rochester Institute of Technology. I went on to study Photography under Richard Margolis at Nazareth University with an internship in the George Eastman House Darkroom. Those years my work was all about black and white film images. More recently, I have completed a Certificate Program from Cornell University in Digital Photography .