Since the day I picked up my dad’s old Canon camera at age 12, photography has been the way I make sense of the world around me. What started as a way to pass the time at my brother’s baseball games quickly became the foundation for my life’s passion, visual storytelling in sports.

Today, I’m a sports and editorial photographer specializing in capturing real, unscripted moments both on and off the field. Whether it’s documenting the emotion of a championship game, the quiet focus before a play, or the personal stories behind athletes, my goal is to create images that feel honest, human, and real.

Currently, I am a senior at Syracuse University pursuing a B.S. in Visual Communications at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. My experience includes working as a photographer for Syracuse Athletics, The NewsHouse, University Girl Magazine, and working as a seasonal sports photographer in both New York and Southern California. These roles have strengthened my ability to work quickly, capture intense game moments, think visually under pressure, and tell compelling stories across sports, portraiture, and editorial work.

Born and raised in Southern California and now based in Syracuse, NY, I bring a blend of energy, curiosity, and a genuine love for photography to every assignment. Photography has always been more than a job for me. It’s my way of celebrating people, stories, and moments that matter.