My love for photography began in my twenties, sparked by my first trip overseas. Since then, my work has been shaped by my travels, each experience deepening my appreciation for composition, light, and storytelling.

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As a fine art photographer, my work is characterized by a strong sense of composition. I apply a highly analytical, left-brained way of perceiving details and patterns to an equally imaginative, right-brained approach to interpreting space. This balance allows me to create images that are both technically precise and artistically expressive - offering a fresh perspective on the beauty and spirit of my subjects.

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Over the years, my artistic journey has expanded to include animal portraiture, but my fine art roots remain at the core of everything I do. As both an equestrian and a devoted dog owner, I deeply understand the bond between humans and animals. My goal is to capture that intangible “spark” of connection—the fleeting expressions, the quiet understanding, the unspoken language shared between you and your best friend.

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Working with animals requires patience, flexibility, and a sense of humor. I embrace the unpredictability of every session, allowing each moment to unfold naturally. My approach is also deeply observational, influenced by my background as a professional qualitative researcher. I take the time to truly see and understand my subjects, ensuring that their unique personalities shine through but always prioritizing their comfort and needs.

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My work is held in private and corporate collections worldwide, and in 2018, I published my first book, Photographs from Tanzania. To see more of my latest projects, follow me on Instagram or reach out to discuss a personalized session of your own.