By day, I work in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), analyzing spatial data and mapping the communities where people live and work. Photography allows me to experience those same landscapes through a different lens—translating geography into light, texture, composition, and quiet moments.

I don't chase hyper-dramatic stunts or artificial setups. Whether scouting early light along the Wasatch crest or walking downtown Salt Lake streets, I’m drawn to the overlooked details—the way low autumn sun cuts across a canyon face or the quiet texture of places that make you pause.