For years now, I have loved taking pictures of people, places and things. The places you travel, the events you attend and the people you meet have truly helped shape the person I am. A subject's personal history and its circumstances certainly influence your life – even if it's only slightly.

Looking through the camera, I try to document my subject in every manner and angle I can. I also like to capture the smaller details, the inner workings. I feel that an image has more interest when it is depicted in a manner in which it is not commonly seen.

No matter where I go, work or play, my cameras go with me. From a “wedding day celebration” to the “championship game,” I’ve been blessed to be able to cover it all.
To envision an image, capture it as I have witnessed it and then being able to share it, has been the process and reward in striving to better myself each time I record an image. I also appreciate the creative process that allows me to start with absolutely nothing and arrive at the end with a polished, finished piece.

After all, when your heart’s in it and you enjoy it, you reward yourself each time you go to work.