I have always had a wandering eye and a unique perspective, which has proved perfect for photography.  I found a passion for taking pictures at a young age and as I’ve grown up, that passion turned into a need to capture everything around me—the people I come in contact with, the places I walk through, and the moments that mean something. 

 

Through my studies in Fine Art, I have begun to develop a more specific aesthetic for what it is I want to portray in my photographs.  Portraiture is my favorite form of photography, whether it be candid or posed, I strive to use people to tell a story. 

 

My second love, fashion, is the main theme of my work.  That wandering eye I spoke of applies to trends, styles, and movements as well.  I am obsessively interested in the fashion world and all it has to offer, and photographing its progress has become a top priority.  I tend to go for a more simple composition, really focusing on the model and the product she is selling.  I feel that facial expression and body language say it all and are what can get across the message I want to say.

My primary form of photography is digital, however I do work with film in the dark room on occasion.  After taking all the photos I need, I then use the Adobe Creative Suite to edit and perfect those photos. 

 

I work every day to enhance my portfolio and stay true to the aesthetic that I love and the beautiful things I want to expose.  The intensity and fast paced flow of the fashion industry is thrilling and the act of getting it all in my camera lens is fulfilling.