Over the past few years, I have slowed that process down and sharpened my focus toward the work that genuinely fuels me. I have learned that giving a project more thought, care, and time allows me to create work that feels more personal, intentional, and lasting.
Photography is not currently my only job. I also work as a bartender, another craft I care deeply about. It pays the bills, keeps me connected to people, and gives me the freedom to choose projects because I believe in them, not simply because I need to take them.
That balance has helped me create stronger work while expanding into filmmaking, web design, branding, and other forms of visual storytelling.