Hoosier born and raised in Central Indiana, I developed a deep love for cars—an interest I share with my grandfather—that sparked a broader appreciation for the art and beauty in everything around me. After graduating from Franklin Central High School where I discovered a passion for playing the cello, my creative journey was further fueled to be more than it was. Over time, my diverse interests in cars, music, and the arts naturally led me to photography and videography. I dove in headfirst, eager to explore every facet of these mediums and capture the individuality and unique beauty of everything around us through the lens.

My professional journey has been dedicated to a career in public safety. I’ve spent nearly a decade working in 911 services and am currently serving as the Public Information Officer for a Central Indiana fire department. Through this role, I've had the opportunity to use my skills and passion to shine a light on the vital work our department does every day. Whether it's highlighting the bravery of our first responders, sharing stories of community impact, or educating the public, my goal is to show the heart and soul of our department while uplifting our community and keeping them well informed. I’m proud to use my craft to capture and share moments that matter, all while helping others see the importance of the work we do.

When I’m not working with the fire department, I enjoy capturing some of the biggest moments in other people’s lives. From weddings and graduations to senior portraits and prom, I love using photography and video to preserve these milestones. There’s something incredibly special about freezing a moment in time and turning it into a lifetime of memories for families and loved ones to cherish. Whether it’s a couple on their wedding day or a graduate stepping into the future, I take great pride in being able to document these unforgettable events.