Long Island Photographer at an event. A woman with wavy blonde hair holding a DSLR camera and flash, wearing a floral dress, standing against a plain white background.
People fishing on a sandy beach at sunset with dramatic clouds overhead and green hills in the background. Magazine.
A television studio set with cityscape backdrop, two guests seated in red chairs, a small black table with mugs, and multiple screens displaying the 'Metro Focus' logo.
A magazine page featuring a photograph of a steak sandwich on a white plate, with a background of green plants, and part of a room with a beige and green color scheme, including a green velvet seating area, a white table, and decorative objects.
A woman holding an Emmy trophy is being photographed at an awards ceremony or event, with other guests seated at tables in the background.
Cover page of Newsday magazine featuring a pink cocktail with an orange wedge garnish, set on a wooden surface with a blurred background, dated Summer 2021, highlighting Long Island food and drink options, with headlines about local food trucks, outdoor dining, and shabu-shabu.
Behind-the-scenes of a music video or photo shoot, with a woman filming with a camera on a Steadicam rig, a silhouette of a photographer kneeling and taking a picture, and a hazy, smoky background with people dancing or performing on stage.
A woman recording with a video camera at the 2018 U.S. Open golf tournament, with large white letters spelling out '2018 U.S. OPEN' and spectators in the background.
Woman with light blonde hair, wearing sunglasses and a pink dress, sitting on colorful stairs holding a flyer for the FILM FESTIVAL. She has a camera hanging around her neck, black boots, and black shorts. The background features a wall with pictures and a yellow handrail.

Hello and Welcome!

I’m a photographer based in New York, but more than that—I’m someone who sees stories in split seconds, in gestures, in light that won’t repeat itself, captured eternally. Photography is my first love. My mom, a fellow memory preserver, put cameras in our hands before we understood what aperture meant. She would wake us in the middle of the night to capture adventure, beauty, chasing the pink-blue haze of a rising sun over a quiet beach.

I studied photography, film, and sound at Pratt Institute, the University of the Arts, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. But it wasn’t just about honing technique—it was about learning to follow instinct. To trust the gut feeling that tells you when to raise the camera and when to just wait.

Since 2008, I’ve been professionally capturing memories and telling stories that mattered, sometimes quietly, sometimes urgently. Along the way, I earned a Peabody, a National Edward R. Murrow Award, and 14 New York Emmy Awards. My work has been published by GQ and Food & Wine, The San Francisco MoMA and Newsday.

I hope you enjoy some of my favorite captured moments, beauty, story and powerful stillness. And if I’m doing my job right, you’ll feel it too!