If you ask anyone who knows me well, they'll tell you the same thing: I’m very right-brained. Logical, left-brained thinking has always taken a back seat to the swirl of ideas constantly running through my mind. For as long as I can remember, art has been my home base—my comfort zone, my language, and eventually, my career.


From a young age, I could spend hours drawing without ever coming up for air. And when I wasn’t sketching, I was creating in another form—music! Creativity wasn’t something I did; it was simply who I was.


High school is where design first entered the picture, and it quickly became my passion. There was something magical about taking an idea and shaping it into something visual, something tangible. That passion only grew stronger in college, where I majored in multimedia design. There, I dove deeper into the world of photography, videography, animation, and visual storytelling. I knew then that I wanted to spend the rest of my life being a digital artist.


After graduating, my career began weaving me through new experiences, new projects, and new places—each one shaping the artist I’ve become today. My business didn’t start overnight. In fact, it began in 2005 with something simple: filming a friend’s wedding. One small favor grew into the photographer, videographer, multimedia artist – whatever you want to call me – that you're reading about right now!


What started as a single project slowly grew into a passion-driven path, then into consistent work, and eventually into what is now my photography and videography services LLC. It has been a journey of creativity, growth, countless lessons, and a whole lot of gratitude.


This blog will be a space where I share more of that journey—behind-the-scenes stories, creative insights, tips, and the moments that continue to inspire my craft. I’m excited you’re here to be part of it.

A sequence of moody blue-lit studio shots showing camera equipment and production gear in a dark environment.

College days! 2003

A sequence of images showing someone testing and inspecting a hotel room door lock system.

Early wedding days. Circa 2009

Person in black hoodie sitting at home studio setup with keyboard and music equipment in black and white photo.

Late night editing sessions. 2010

Professional studio portrait of a person wearing glasses and a black t-shirt with arms crossed, against a light background.

Still late night editing sessions. Present day.