Over the years I’ve had the chance to photograph everything from Grammy-winning music artists to small businesses and everyday moments. No matter the setting, my favorite part of photography is capturing the genuine expressions and little details that make each story one of a kind. For me, photos aren’t just about how things look, they’re about holding onto how it felt to be there.

My journey into creative media started back in high school when my vice principal handed me a camera and asked me to start an instagram account for our school. Even back then, I’d always enjoyed tinkering with photos and videos, but that moment sparked something deeper, and I’ve been hooked ever since.

I’ve completed my master’s degree at New York University in the Media, Culture, and Communication Department. At NYU, I closely worked with renowned scholars such as Professors Radha S. Hegde, Mario Khreiche, Angela Xiao Wu, and Helga Tawil-Souri. Their guidance shaped the way I think about media, storytelling, and culture. Today, I own Eastview Creative, a digital services agency, where I focus on building websites for nonprofits – a passion that was always mine.

In my free time, you’ll probably see me either reading a good thriller book, watching a movie (probably a Marvel/DC film), photographing in NYC, or working on a “for fun” creative project.  You’ll usually find me at local coffee shops, but truth be told, I don’t drink coffee – so, you’ll actually see me sipping on tea.