I’ve had a camera in my hand for as long as I can remember. Photography was never about starting a side business or making extra money — it’s always been about doing something that brings me genuine joy and a true sense of purpose.
It all began six years ago, when I’d spend my high school study sessions scheduling weekend clients and planning creative shoots. Since then, I’ve learned and grown so much, and what began as a simple love for the camera has grown into a craft built on professionalism, creativity, and genuine connection.

It was in my earlier years living as an undiagnosed neurodivergent that a camera found me. It was my safe place. It served as a reminder of where i had been and what i had achieved despite whatever i was feeling at the time. I knew that even though the world felt like it was caving in on me or maybe i wasn't moving forward, i had been. 

For the first time in my life i had physical evidence to combat those thoughts. Emotions are powerful things. And it was in the preservation of the beautiful that ended up leading me through the dark. Now i am here offering an innate art to you

preserving love is my souls work