Me...

I’ve spent a little over two decades behind the camera, and in that time I’ve built a style that’s part instinct, part curiosity, and part “let’s see what happens.” I never set out to be perfect—just to keep shooting long enough that people eventually assumed I knew what I was doing.

I’m drawn to nature, city streets, real people in all their unfiltered (and sometimes underdressed) honesty, and anything else that ends up in the frame before I notice. My whole process is basically trial and error, with a lot of “try again” mixed in.

People have called my work “distinct,” “unconventional,” and sometimes “interesting once you figure it out.” I’m proud of that. I like making images that start conversations, raise eyebrows, or on a good day, actually impress someone.

And here’s the honest part: I’m not trying to sell you anything. Photography isn’t a pitch for me—it’s just something I do because I love it, and I don’t know how to stop. If it brings in a stack of cash, great—I’ll happily take it. If it brings in nothing but more photos, more experiments, and more excuses to roam around with a camera, that’s just as good. And if it gives me a reason to travel even farther—to deserts, rooftops, forests, alleys, or any far-off place I can justify with “there might be a cool shot there”—I’m all in.

If you want technical perfection, I wish you the best. But if you’re into honest imperfection, constant exploration, and images that sometimes make no sense but feel right, then we’re probably on the same wavelength.

Let’s connect. Or don’t. I’ll still be out there—misfocusing with enthusiasm and loving every minute of it.