Life’s joyous rhythm in a single glance.

I grew up in a Northern California almond (pronounced AAAA-mond) orchard where my chores included dodging mosquitos, climbing trees, and smashing cans (we were early adopters of the whole recycling thing).

I got obsessed with travel and photography early — probably as an escape from the mosquitos. I studied international business in college, but somewhere between sailing adventures, working in film production, and rolling my own film for months-long trips, life took a more creative turn.

Art school pulled me even deeper into the creative world. Along the way, I assisted photographers on commercial shoots, worked as a producer, managed a photo studio, and slowly built a career behind the camera myself.

When I’m not working as a photographer, you’ll usually find me hiking the Marin Headlands, planning my next trip, stretching my fine art photography muscles, or quietly elbow-deep in edits with a strong chai. These days I still pinch myself that I get to call Sausalito, an artsy little town on the SF Bay, home. It’s basically like living inside a postcard, minus the mosquitos. (No lie, there are literally no mosquitos here!)