I am a freelance photographer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico and available for work across the state and beyond. 

I was born in California and studied documentary photography at Santa Rosa Junior College, interned as a photographer for the North Bay Bohemian and as a research assistant for the Immigrant Nation documentary project before graduating with my Associate's Degree.

I finished studying photojournalism at the University of Missouri where I covered the Midwest with my trusty cameras, mostly for the Columbia Missourian with occasional breaks for food reporting in Europe, or studying environmental reporting in Costa Rica.

After graduation and a road trip through the American Southwest, I spent the fall and spring of 2017-2018 as a photography intern at the Colorado Springs Gazette. I covered everything from prep football, to the Denver Broncos, to gingerbread villages and Fort Carson.

After, I worked in the South as a staff photographer at the Times-Georgian and the Newspapers of West Georgia covering prep and Division II college sports, news of the day, local features and more.

From Georgia, I moved back to the Mountain West for a stint as a contract videographer/photographer at the Wyoming Tribune Eagle and Laramie Boomerang newspapers in Southeast Wyoming. I covered Cowboys sports, including a victory at the Arizona Bowl,  and developed an ad-supported video series on local athletes.