07/01/2026
I’m a documentary photographer and videographer.
Which really just means I come into your life to notice it, not stage it. Before I ever book a session, we hop on a creative call so I can get to know you.
Not your Pinterest board. Not your shot list. You.
I want to know what you’re building, what you’re excited about lately, what season of life you’re in.
And yes… my camera is usually off.
Mostly because I’m probably outside with my dog Maiz, but also because I just think better when it feels like we’re actually hanging out and not doing an interview.
I’m neurodivergent, and I’ve realized I work best when things are a little looser and more human than structured.
By the time I show up with my camera, I don’t want you wondering if you’re “doing it right.” I want it to feel like you’re just spending the afternoon with a friend who happens to have a camera.
Because that’s when the good stuff happens.
�The way you light up when you start talking about something you love.�The little in-between moments you don’t think twice about…
…until you see them later.
That’s really it.
That’s the work.
And I honestly think it’s the best job I could have ended up with.
