ABOUT ME

Growing up in Central New York near the shores of Lake Ontario, nature was a steady presence. Winters were spent learning to ski at a small local hill, and summers were filled with time in the woods and by the water. That early connection to the outdoors shaped the way I see the world. It taught me to slow down, pay attention, and find meaning in small, quiet moments.

There’s always been a pull toward change. New places, new environments, and the feeling of movement have always inspired me. Travel became more than a passion—it became a way of learning and staying connected to what matters. That drive eventually led me to Jackson Hole, where the scale of the landscape deepened my love for photography and storytelling.

Now I live in Jeffersonville, Vermont. Life moves a little slower here, but the rhythm feels right. I spend a lot of time outside, exploring with a camera, chasing light, and staying open to whatever comes next…