For those that know me, you know it is rare to find me without (at least) two cameras on my body at any given time. Photography became a passion of mine from a young age of 15 when I got my first drone. Capturing shots from views that had yet to be popularized was exhilarating. Shortly after, I realized my interest of drones was in the photography and not piloting.
Fast forward to 2025 - having been to 23 countries over the last few years, I was gifted the opportunity to capture an extremely diverse array of subjects. From the mountains of Vietnam, to the beautiful people of Copenhagen, to the contrasting life-styles of Tokyo and Sydney, each trip gave me a different perspective on life.
In August of 2024, I underwent a 4-hour (planned) successful brain surgery to treat my epilepsy. As I sat around, lethargically, for 3 months recovering from having a golf ball-sized chunk of my brain removed, all I could think about was getting back behind a camera. This motivated me to pursue photography professionally.