I’ve always had a creative streak—long before I ever picked up a camera. I was the kid drawing and sketching, eventually getting into graphic design in high school on whatever version of Photoshop we had at the time. For a while, I wanted to get into visual effects and animation, then design and advertising. I even tried launching my own design business. It didn’t go the way I hoped, but it taught me a lot.

I later worked as a graphic designer for Maryland International Raceway before stepping fully into logistics. Through all of that, I was still picking up a camera whenever I could. Photography and video became the constants—learning under the likes of Chris Simmons Photography, Holloway Saunders Photography, Free Life Films, and partnering with longtime friend JRC Photos. When I finally mixed that creativity with the motorsports world I grew up around, it clicked. What started as something on the side slowly grew into the brand I run today.

I’ve offered a lot over the years because I’ve learned a lot. But moving into 2026, my focus is more intentional: storytelling. Creating work that feels considered, meaningful, and true to the moment. Seeing someone connect with an image, a video, or a finished piece—and knowing it means something to them—is what keeps me invested in every detail. That reaction is the reason I take the work seriously, and why getting the final product right will always matter to me.