I’m currently a photographer at the Texas Medical Center where I take photos for their monthly magazine, Pulse. We do stories that range from bull riders to Zika. All of our stories have a tie to the TMC.
Although from Texas, I traveled to Kentucky to attend school at Western Kentucky University where I obtained a degree in Photojournalism. Growing up on a small ranch, I started to pick up Spanish. This grew into a love for the language that led me to receive a minor in it as well.
If I’m not shooting photos, I’m spending time with my family and our two dogs.
I have interned or worked for, The Houston Chronicle, The Associated Press, The Dallas Morning News, The Austin American-Statesman and The Lincoln Journal-Star.
My work has been recognized by the Alexia Foundation, National Press Photographer’s Association, The Associated Press, Hearst Journalism Awards, College Photographer of the Year, and Associated Press Managing Editors, and the Lone Star Awards.
Although from Texas, I traveled to Kentucky to attend school at Western Kentucky University where I obtained a degree in Photojournalism. Growing up on a small ranch, I started to pick up Spanish. This grew into a love for the language that led me to receive a minor in it as well.
If I’m not shooting photos, I’m spending time with my family and our two dogs.
I have interned or worked for, The Houston Chronicle, The Associated Press, The Dallas Morning News, The Austin American-Statesman and The Lincoln Journal-Star.
My work has been recognized by the Alexia Foundation, National Press Photographer’s Association, The Associated Press, Hearst Journalism Awards, College Photographer of the Year, and Associated Press Managing Editors, and the Lone Star Awards.