If I have a camera in my hands, I’m happy. As a kid, my dad let me borrow his hand-held camera while we went on camping trips. I was free to roam around, be creative, and capture what I saw in front of me. I soon realized I had an eye for composition and a new sense of appreciation for how I interpreted the world around me.
After completing my Bachelor's Degree in Communications at Rutgers University, I had a deep desire to expand my worldview. I wanted to learn more about other cultures and also more about myself. I tutored English in Tanzania and also took part in sustainability projects, such as helping to rebuild homes in Nepal after the devastating earthquake in 2015.
Since then, my travels have brought me to the Pacific Northwest. After falling in love with the natural beauty which surrounds the area, I’ve constantly been documenting moment by moment with my camera.
When I look back at all of these unique experiences, I have always been interested in telling a story. If there’s one thing I derive a lot of meaning from, it’s going out into the world and encapsulating what movesme. My goal is to relay that inspiration, so it will provide a value or a service to other people.
When it comes to filmmaking or photography, it’s story telling in one way or another. I hope my work can find a way to bring value and service to you as well.
