Images have been my language. I started as an artist, worked as a model, then became a photographer. I raced downhill and slalom, rode mountain bikes, played every sport I could, and went to college in Colorado for the mountains. I spent eight years, six months, and twenty-two days in the Marine Corps during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Dyslexia pushed me toward a visual language I could trust. ADHD keeps me moving, watching, and searching. I work a scene like a boxer in the ring, shifting position, reading the moment, and staying with it until the image has life. I photograph athletes, fitness competitors, makers, and brands built around action and adventure. From gyms and apparel to motorcycles, snowmobiles, concerts, and wild places, my photographs carry movement and character. I want the images to stay with you and make you want to step into that world.
