I've been a photographer for what feels like forever. Every since high school, I've had an interest in capturing moments in time, deep in nature. I've been looking through a camera for so long now, that I feel like I'm constantly looking at the world through a lens - cropping, finding color and patterns, and just enjoying the uniqueness you can find everywhere. 

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My Life as a Photographer

As a photographer, I am drawn to nature in all it's forms. From sweeping vistas and fantastic sunsets, to the magical delicate of the everyday. As an artist, I am drawn to human nature — not through direct portraits of people, but through the traces we leave behind on the earth’s landscape. Across the world, structures once built with intensity and purpose — whether for creation or destruction — now stand abandoned, weathered, and decaying. Though their original functions differ, they share a common destiny: quiet stillness, as nature slowly and patiently reclaims the land. This transition, both inevitable and delicate, holds a quiet beauty. At their birth, the earth was forced to bear these impositions. In their abandonment, she returns to take them back.​ In my photography, I strive to capture this solitude and transformation.