I don't chase perfect smiles—I wait for real moments. My portraits are about presence: how someone stands, rests, or simply exists when the noise fades. I lean into natural light, soft contrast, and honest expression to make images that feel lived-in and personal. These aren’t just photos of people—these are portraits that feel like memory.

Every product, space, or service has a quiet angle worth noticing. I work with brands that want to show up with clarity and calm confidence—not flashy, but intentional. My commercial work highlights texture, shape, and the small design decisions that make your brand feel considered and human.

Food has rhythm, weight, and color—and it deserves to be seen like a still from a story, not just a menu. I photograph dishes in their element, with shadows and steam intact. Whether it’s fine dining or street tacos, I focus on atmosphere and detail—how the light hits, how the plate breathes, how the viewer feels hungry before they even realize it.

Life doesn’t pose. It moves. My lifestyle work is rooted in observation—quiet walks, messy corners, unfiltered gestures. I document people and moments as they are, with just enough direction to keep things grounded but never forced. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s presence.

When movement tells the story better than stillness, I bring it to life through thoughtful, cinematic video. My approach to film is the same as photography: observe more, over-direct less. From artist sessions to brand stories, I create video that feels paced, personal, and real—edited with intention and space to breathe.

There’s a kind of silence only open spaces can hold. My landscape work is about more than just scenery—it’s about presence. Red rock, desert light, empty courts, wide skies. I photograph the in-between: the mood of a place, the breath before motion, the stories held in stillness. These frames aren’t just about where—it’s about how it feels to be there.