I was born and raised in the small town of Fredonia, NY, just an hour south of Buffalo. My journey in photography began at a young age, as I traveled with my family and felt compelled to capture the memories and moments I experienced. What started as a way to archive my adventures evolved into a passion for storytelling, every place I visited and every person I met had their own unique story to share. This drive led me to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Photography with a minor in Film and Television from Drexel University, and I am currently furthering my education at the University of the Arts in London, working towards an MA in Art Direction.

I’m still developing my photographic voice and style, but I find myself consistently drawn to capturing the stories of women and exploring the nuances of human nature. Photography, for me, is a way to understand and document the complexities of life. With the world now carrying cameras in their pockets, we gain new insights into humanity every day. My goal is to use my work to foster empathy, spread kindness, and, perhaps, discover a little bit more about what it means to be human.