As an artist, I spent years designing things photographed by others. Then one day, I picked up a camera and tried it myself. It was pure magic ... a whole new perspective into art, much like my very own game of Eye Spy. Peering through that viewfinder allowed me to see the frame of not only an image, but the story within ... a unique story. Since then, it is that story I seek every time I shoot.
Whether clients choose to pose or play in front of my camera, it is my goal to gain their friendship one frame at a time. Then, it is within this relationship the images of their story relax and begin to unfold. I truly believe everyone has their own story to tell, and my desire is to capture those moments to be lived again and again in their hearts.

Who says a geek can’t be a great photographer? And what makes a geek even want to become a great photographer? I mean after all, what self-respecting geek would do such an artsy, non-nerdy thing like photograph a wedding?

Well, since I’m the geek who depends heavily on the right half of my brain, I’d have to say it’s called obsession. And photography has become one of my geek passions that I will not apologize for.

I’ve used photography for years in my geek venues; whether for a web site or product print collaterals - I've depended on that right half as a necessity. Over time, that necessity has turned to passion - always seeking better compositions, better light, and ultimately, better results. I’m humbled to say there is hope for the photo-geek, and it’s my obsession to prove that to as many who will indulge my camera's lens.