Art with Intention. Stories with Depth.

A curated collection of documentary, editorial, commercial, fine-art, and portrait work—united by a story-first approach.

Tanzania — Community & Resilience

While working as a marketing videographer with Global Volunteers in the rural village of Ipalamwa, I documented the rhythms of daily life — women balancing buckets of water along dusty paths, children laughing in the fields, neighbors gathering in song. What emerged was a portrait of resilience and gratitude: a community rooted in resourcefulness, where strength is woven quietly into everyday moments.

Bhakti Fest – Movement, Music & Connection

Honoring the full spectrum of what it means to be human

Bali — Serenity, Spirit & Daily Ritual in Ubud

In Ubud, I photographed private portrait sessions at Samyama Meditation and Yoga Center while also documenting the surrounding serenity — quiet temple offerings at dawn, jungle paths heavy with incense, the stillness of meditation balanced with the rhythm of daily ritual. The work became both personal and cultural: a glimpse into how Bali’s landscape and spirituality are inseparable, shaping life with a sense of peace that lingers in every frame.

Jordan & Israel — Religion’s Pinnacle in the Middle East

A funded photography series created for the University of Central Missouri Study Abroad Office, I photographed culture across Jordan and Israel — bustling markets alive with color and noise, quiet moments of prayer, families sharing meals. The project became a study in contrast and continuity, revealing how faith, tradition, and daily ritual intertwine to shape the cultural fabric of a region considered a birthplace of the world’s major religions.

Some stories are commissioned. Others are assigned.
The approach never changes:
Lead with curiosity. Earn trust. Tell the story honestly.

As a photojournalist, I’ve documented everything from breaking news and community celebrations to feature stories, concerts, and cultural events—creating hundreds of published images and stories along the way.

I have found humanity to be as much art as the earth is.