I am a current resident of Vancouver. I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Emily Carr University of Arts and Design. I use photography and video to try and create positive changes, in both subtle and obvious ways. I feel it is essential to help protect the environment around me in any way that I can, whether this is by eating local organic foods, or creating a film on why a local wild site is worth protecting. Check out my documentary on Vancouver’s local food movement, or my feature on the David Suzuki Foundation’s YouTube channel. My passion led me to pursue a minor in Social Practice and Community Engagement.

Portrait photography has always been what I am the most drawn to. They can portray a person’s spirit. Precious moments between family members or lovers can be captured to be forever cherished. Portraits photography is my way of connecting with people, and telling their story to the world.

I love to use techniques such as long exposure, which reveal movement of the human body and captures light over time. These techniques are my subtle efforts to carry on photography as a creative and artistic medium. I believe it is important to push photography to the limits and to be experimental; Especially in an age where photography is easily accessible.