I am a 26-year-old photographer from the Greater Boston area, specializing in event, music, and portrait photography.
My love for photography started in the most wonderfully ordinary way: a school photography club with my friends in elementary school. I’d spend hours roaming my backyard or hanging out at the local playground, finding new angles, crouching low, climbing high—anything to see the world differently through my lens.
As I got older, I discovered another passion: live music. The thrill of a crowd, the electricity in the air, the way an artist can command a room; it all struck me in a way nothing else had. That’s when I realized I could merge the two loves of my life: photography and live music. I began teaching myself everything from the basics to advanced techniques, slowly honing my craft until I was shooting concerts, gigs, and portraits. Following this path hasn’t just been a career choice: it’s been one of the happiest threads in my life.
To me, photography can hold a thousand words… or a hundred… or just one. That’s the beauty of it—it's ambiguous, and the meaning is yours to define. Music photography in particular has always pulled me in; the raw passion an artist pours out on stage deserves to be frozen in time, unfiltered and unposed. It’s art within art.
Through my work, I aim to give that passion the spotlight it deserves—and to tell a story with every image, every frame, every shot.