Photography, for me, has always been about slowing down and paying attention.

 

I’m drawn to wide open spaces, quiet moments, and the subtle details that often go unnoticed — the way light moves across a desert basin, the stillness before weather shifts, or the quiet presence of a landscape that has existed long before us. These places don’t ask to be rushed, and neither does the work.

 

Much of my photography is created while exploring the American West — from Colorado’s Western Slope to desert landscapes across the Southwest. I’m inspired by places that feel grounded, expansive, and honest. My approach is simple: observe, wait, and photograph what feels true in the moment rather than chasing perfection.

 

I believe photographs can do more than document a location. They can hold memory, emotion, and a sense of calm — offering a pause from the noise of everyday life. My hope is that my images invite you to linger, reflect, and connect with a place in your own way.