Photography as an outlet
How I have built a creative outlet through the art of photo-taking
I picked up my first professional-style camera at the age of 12. I remember how it felt to explore all the intricacies and delicate features of this new tool I held. I had no clue at the time what this would lead to in my future. Throughout high school, I began to take my photos more seriously, going out to events, even shooting for local schools sports. As I grew more and more into the fascination of my ability, I realized what this tool really could do. I captured my first large-scale protest in February of 2023. It was the Tennessee Advocacy Day on the hill. This protest was a large organization of people from all walks of life, gathering to meet with elected representatives to push back on harmful gun legislation that was being put into our communities. I had the privilege of photographing many legislators as well as protesters. From that day on, I knew I wanted to use my photos for positivity and change, that is what I strive to do going forward.
Objective Photography
Where broken glass and misaligned stones gift the mind’s eye
Over the years, I’ve developed a good feel for creating exceptional images of abandoned places. Whether you are looking at a house, an office building or a race track, I can get the photos that capture the spirit you’re looking for.
I have always loved urban exploration and adventuring to the unknown. Living in Memphis has allowed me to visit many amazing places that have many hidden stories to tell.
Portraits
Every soul has a story
I believe that every person on this planet has a story worth telling. Many people forget the fact that we are all living on the same world in our own bubbles. I try my hardest to burst those bubbles with my photography.
Because I’ve worked with so many clients in so many different environments, you’ll barely notice I’m there – the occasional touch to fix a hem or request to turn slightly is all you’ll notice. This is just one way I capture the magic.
