About Yours Truly

I started my photography journey in 2010 when I was just 14 years old. Back then, it was simply something I loved—I’d take my camera everywhere and shoot anything that caught my eye.

My deeper appreciation for the craft began when I tried recreating professionally shot images on a teenager’s budget. My first strobe was a $3 thrift store find, and my backdrop was a flat bed sheet from Target. Working within those constraints taught me how to problem-solve creatively—an early lesson in resourcefulness that would later influence how I think as an engineer.

A few years later, I began dancing competitively and connected with a network of artists eager to collaborate. That opened the door to freelancing, and I worked on projects across the West Coast—from movement and event photography to product shoots and visual campaigns.

Now, as a recent Computer Engineering graduate, I balance both creative and technical disciplines. I’ve written firmware for embedded systems, developed SystemVerilog modules for FPGA-based designs, and led visual branding projects as a freelance photographer and creative director. Whether I’m debugging hardware or building a photoshoot from the ground up, I bring the same mindset: iterate, refine, and tell a compelling story.

My style leans dramatic and moody—but I’m highly adaptable and always curious to explore new looks based on the story a client wants to tell.

If you’re interested in working with me, please click here to shoot me an email on what project you have in mind and let’s bring it to life.