I’m a Long Island–based photographer, visual artist, and educator with a background in photography, graphic design, and visual storytelling. My work blends documentary-style authenticity with intentional design, focusing on imagery that feels personal, atmospheric, and emotionally grounded. Whether I’m photographing people, events, brands, or spaces, I’m drawn to creating visuals that feel both cinematic and honest.

Alongside photography, I have experience in graphic design, branding, and creative marketing. During college, I served as the Public Relations Head for campus organizations, where I developed promotional campaigns, designed marketing materials, managed visual branding, and coordinated digital outreach for events and initiatives. That experience helped shape the way I approach photography today not just as imagery, but as part of a larger visual identity and narrative.

More recently, I’ve collaborated creatively with Cafe Ninnet, contributing to branding direction, event marketing, promotional design, social media visuals, and experiential creative concepts. Working within community-centered spaces has strengthened my interest in building visual experiences that feel immersive, thoughtful, and human.

In addition to my creative work, I currently teach visual arts and photography across grades 6–12, where I encourage experimentation, storytelling, and technical skill-building through both digital and film processes. My approach to photography is rooted in observation, connection, and creating work that people can genuinely feel connected to long after the moment passes.