about

For as long as I can remember, I've harbored a deep love for art, nurtured by early exposure to the symphony, impressionist paintings, and photography throughout my childhood. I was always captivated by how stories could be conveyed without words, and how visuals could leave an everlasting impact.

This fascination led me to pursue storytelling through various forms of photography, including food, portrait, and documentary photography. To me, photography is more than just capturing a moment—it's about uncovering and sharing the story behind each image.

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Telling a story, capturing a moment—that's what photography is all about. It's not about capturing a perfect image; I'm not even sure what that looks like. It's about evoking emotion, sharing, listening, and understanding.

Each person in each image has a story. A face is a canvas that speaks more than words ever could. Be observant, because it's what you don't hear that speaks volumes—it's what you see that says it all.

Together, let's tell stories and change lives through imagery. Sign up for one of my workshops, and let's work as a team to create magic in your photography.

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I have a broad range of influences, but it all started with my dad. His images from his time in Germany and France were magical and sparked my passion for photography.

My inspirations include Henri Cartier-Bresson, Francesca Woodman, William Klein, Diane Arbus, Irving Penn, Terrance Donovan, Daido Moriyama, and Ernst Haas. Their work has profoundly impacted my approach and understanding of the art.

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