I’m a South Jersey native with a Bachelors degree in photojournalism and cultural anthropology from Miami. That’s Florida, not Ohio. Upon graduating, I landed a job as a photo assistant and worked my way up to Senior Photographer for a prominent local photographer in Ft. Lauderdale. After honing my skills through years of practice and hard work, I moved back to South Jersey. I took a sabbatical and moved to Central Kalimantan, Indonesia (see: Borneo) to live in the jungle. Best move I ever made. I re-honed my skills as a photographer immersing myself in a culture I knew nothing about. After living there for a year, I moved back home and became a freelance photographer for the local press shooting assignments and night life in Atlantic City.

A year later, I decided to make another move and volunteered with a London based NGO called Raleigh International who works in impoverished areas in Costa Rica, Borneo Malaysia, Tanzania, and Nepal. I documented water and sanitation projects, entrepreneurial education classes, and adventure expeditions for the organization in Tanzania and Borneo Malaysia for 10 months.

I’m now back living in South Jersey offering my skills to anyone in need of specialized photography.