I’ve been taking photos for over a decade, ever since I got my first proper camera on my 14th birthday. I started out photographing abandoned buildings and city streets, chasing light and little moments, long before I really knew what I was doing.

Since 2017, I’ve spent summers working as a photographer at camps across the U.S., most recently at a ranch in Wyoming. Being out in nature, surrounded by people living in the moment, taught me a lot about the kind of photographer I want to be, one who captures the in-between bits, the rawness, the laughter, the feeling.

Travel has played a big part in shaping how I see the world and the way I photograph it. I’ve wandered through local markets, shared meals with strangers who soon became friends, and captured moments just for the joy of it. Every place has shaped my perspective, reminding me how much there is to see, feel, and learn. These experiences have pushed me creatively and reminded me to stay present and curious with my work.

Photography, for me, has always been more than just images. It’s a way of holding onto memories and making people feel seen. I care deeply about creating honest, emotive photographs that feel like you.