This is a creative venture.

I grew up on books. Or, more specifically, the idea of stories. Whenever I did well in school, I received a new book, and with that another opportunity to get immersed in a story. As I realized I was better at telling stories through pictures rather than words, I decided to ask my parents for a camera. When I was 20 years old, the moment finally came. From that point on, I was hooked.

That is what photography means for me today. A chance to tell a story. A chance to connect people with something. An opportunity to create a memory. Whether it's through a portrait session, a jaunt on the street, or a quick candid capture, I'm always looking for something that conveys something deeper. A glance, a gesture, a grin. Stories are all around us.

I started photography professionally around 2012. My background is film and philosophy, two majors that I feel help me see the world a little different than others. Since I began shooting, I've been featured in small and large publications like the Emory Wheel, 404 Magazine (formerly Bubble), and Yahoo Travel.

Currently residing in Boston, MA.