My love for photography began in high school, shooting friends skateboarding and experimenting with 35mm film. While studying photography at Western Michigan University, I worked professionally as a photographer and photo editor for the Western Herald and Kalamazoo Gazette. After college, I moved to Detroit, where I worked for the Detroit Free Press and launched a web design business called PHASETWO.

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As photography evolved from film to digital and technology became increasingly connected as the internet grew, my career naturally expanded into technology, interactive visual communications, and architectural photography.

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Today, I live in Charlotte, NC with my wife, two crazy kids and a dog. Every day, I work to help businesses bridge the gap between technology, operations, and creative storytelling.