I grew up in a small, one-stoplight town named after a 1950’s game show, where my life revolved around a little farm and raising sheep. It helped shape my appreciation for the land, the people, and the stories that make every place unique.

I knew early on that I wanted to tell stories and capture the world through a camera lens. That passion led me into photojournalism in Whitefish, Montana, where I worked for a small newspaper covering the communities and landscapes surrounding Glacier National Park. From there, my career took me to Brooklyn, New York, and Los Angeles before bringing me back home to New Mexico.

Outside of my work, you'll most likely find me outdoors—fishing, hunting, rock hounding, looking for hot springs or exploring the rugged beauty of New Mexico. My love for the land has also shaped my career as a location scout, traveling throughout the state to help film and television productions discover the places that bring their stories to life.

Whether I'm behind the camera, searching for the perfect location, or exploring a remote corner of New Mexico, I'm drawn to the same things: authentic stories, remarkable places, and the people who give them meaning.