About Me
I picked up my first professional camera after returning home from a tour in Iraq in 2004-2005 as a truck driver in the Army Reserves. My time overseas truly opened my eyes to the world and I've been sharing those views ever since.
I officially became a photojournalist for the Army Reserves in 2008 where I traveled around the globe capturing the lives and moments of those around me. From Romania to Hawaii and Alaska, I spent my travels studying the art of photojournalism and constantly improving my skill set.
My time as a photojournalist for the Army transformed in April of 2012 when I accepted a position with the Aurora Sentinel and The Aurora Magazine as the primary photojournalist and photo editor. For almost three years, I spent my time covering hard-hitting stories like the Aurora Theater Shooting to heartfelt issues of homelessness as well as serving the city by sharing the stories of the local community.
After growing as a photojournalist for close to ten years, I have since focused my attention outside the newsroom and am brining that photojournalist eye to the everyday photograph.