I create compelling visual content that connects people, brands, and ideas. I genuinely enjoy collaborating with others—shaping ideas together, refining the process, and watching stories come to life. The work is fun, and the process should be too.
My journey with visual storytelling started over 20 years ago when my dad gave me a film camera. He still laughs about the first time I tried loading it—unrolling the film by accident and ruining the roll entirely. It was a small disaster, a big lesson, and the start of a lifelong passion.
What drives me today is helping individuals and organizations communicate their stories through bold visuals and emotionally resonant content. From leading campaigns from concept to completion to jumping in hands-on with a team, I bring together creative vision, technical expertise, and clear communication to deliver high-impact results. I thrive at the intersection of visual storytelling, brand strategy, and collaborative leadership.
I’ve worked across industries including fashion, tech, hospitality, lifestyle, and entertainment—building cohesive brand identities and multimedia campaigns that leave lasting impressions. My background in photojournalism grounds my work in authenticity, while my communications and leadership experience ensure that every project aligns with larger goals and audiences.
Since that first ruined roll of film at 13, I’ve earned a Bachelor’s degree in Photojournalism from Western Kentucky University (2010) and an MBA from Texas A&M University–Kingsville (2020), strengthening both my creative and strategic skill sets.
My work has been recognized by organizations including the Barbara Jordan Media Awards, Alexia Foundation, National Press Photographers Association, The Associated Press, Hearst Journalism Awards, College Photographer of the Year, Associated Press Managing Editors, the Lone Star Awards, and the Society for Features Journalism.
When I’m not creating visuals, I’m spending time with my family and our two dogs. We love adventure so much that we sold our house, bought an RV, and traveled for nine months. It was unforgettable—and I highly recommend it.
Whatever you do, make sure you’re having fun. It shows.
My journey with visual storytelling started over 20 years ago when my dad gave me a film camera. He still laughs about the first time I tried loading it—unrolling the film by accident and ruining the roll entirely. It was a small disaster, a big lesson, and the start of a lifelong passion.
What drives me today is helping individuals and organizations communicate their stories through bold visuals and emotionally resonant content. From leading campaigns from concept to completion to jumping in hands-on with a team, I bring together creative vision, technical expertise, and clear communication to deliver high-impact results. I thrive at the intersection of visual storytelling, brand strategy, and collaborative leadership.
I’ve worked across industries including fashion, tech, hospitality, lifestyle, and entertainment—building cohesive brand identities and multimedia campaigns that leave lasting impressions. My background in photojournalism grounds my work in authenticity, while my communications and leadership experience ensure that every project aligns with larger goals and audiences.
Since that first ruined roll of film at 13, I’ve earned a Bachelor’s degree in Photojournalism from Western Kentucky University (2010) and an MBA from Texas A&M University–Kingsville (2020), strengthening both my creative and strategic skill sets.
My work has been recognized by organizations including the Barbara Jordan Media Awards, Alexia Foundation, National Press Photographers Association, The Associated Press, Hearst Journalism Awards, College Photographer of the Year, Associated Press Managing Editors, the Lone Star Awards, and the Society for Features Journalism.
When I’m not creating visuals, I’m spending time with my family and our two dogs. We love adventure so much that we sold our house, bought an RV, and traveled for nine months. It was unforgettable—and I highly recommend it.
Whatever you do, make sure you’re having fun. It shows.