About
Young Denver photographer.
Boutiques, ballfields, stages, and portraits.
My work covers four kinds of shoots — products on a shelf, a play at full speed, a stage lit from every angle, and a face caught in the right light. Different worlds, same goal: make the shot count.
Detail. Drive. Decibels. Depth.
My photography journey first started with me snapping photos of things I thought were pretty with my phone. One day, a friend was generous to donate an old camera to me. I was hooked, loving the way I could freeze a moment and keep it how I saw it with quality.
That was back in 2023. I was self-taught at first, then picked up a few tips and tricks from mentors along the way — some friends who offered their help, and eventually a paid teacher. I started out doing street photography, and I still shoot it on the side. It's where I first learned how to shoot meaningful photos and where my love for photography grew.
Even though my subjects for photography are drastically different, I do my very best to achieve the same thing: making sure every shot is strong and what my client is looking for.
What I shoot
Boutiques & brands. Clean product shots, lifestyle sets, and lookbook days for local shops and small labels — images you can put straight on a product page or a campaign.
Sports & athletes. Game-day action, team energy, and portraits that capture effort, focus, and the win. Rec leagues, school teams, and local athletes.
Music & events. Live music, venues, and events — the artist on stage, in motion, and the kind of moment you can't recreate.
Personal. Clean, natural portraits and headshots — plus more creative, artistic shoots when you want something with a bit more of an edge. For you, your family, or just for the art of it.