about
I have been photographing since high school. After signing up for the only photography course at my Long Island high school in my sophomore year, I was hooked. Starting with my father's manual Nikon, and then with a 35mm Canon gifted to me by my uncle, I began documenting. I went on to study visual arts and sociology at the Gallatin School at NYU where I developed my ethos, passions, and garnered experience working in both wet and digital darkrooms.
I entered the field with the intention of pursuing photojournalism exclusively, but my interests have grown to include fine art photography, environmental portraiture, and lifestyle work. I am inspired by everyday interactions and questions about identity, home and belonging. I view human interaction as notes in a perpetual melody and my approach to photography is largely informed by my background in sociology. Photography is my greatest passion as it allows me to share in the lives of others.