I’m a photographer and director drawn to real people, honest moments, and a cinematic sense of place. My work often feels like a conversation — natural, human, a little offbeat — and with a strong sense of story. I collaborate with brands, magazines, and mission-driven organizations who care about imagery that feels alive and true.

Whether I’m working lean or with a full crew, I stay closely involved at every stage — from creative direction to post — to make sure the work reflects both the concept and the people in front of the camera.

I’m based in California and find inspiration in the natural world around me. I live in the desert artist community of Joshua Tree, a few hours from Los Angeles. I hit the road as often as possible to explore, camp, and chase the wild places that keep me grounded. I also volunteer with the Mojave Desert Land Trust, helping restore habitat and protect wildlife corridors.

Recently my personal work has been inspired by my local community as well. I shot a short film here that has screened at several film festivals, and I’m also working on a long-term book project with writer Jardine Libaire that will feature portraits and essays highlighting unusual makers in the Mojave Desert.