Portraits don’t have to shout to be powerful. They don’t need forced smiles, stiff poses, or perfection. The most meaningful portraits live somewhere quieter, in expression, posture, presence. In the space between who you are and how you’re seen.

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My portrait work leans between fine art and editorial. Clean, considered, and intentional, but never cold. Guided, but never over-posed.

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I’m interested in how it feels to be you, not in making you look like someone else.

A portrait session with me isn’t about performing for the camera. It’s about slowing down long enough to be present in your own skin.

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Whether I’m photographing a woman reclaiming her confidence, a family documenting this chapter of their story, or a face shaped by years of living, I’m always looking for honesty over polish. The glance that lingers. The strength in stillness. The softness people don’t always notice.

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With nearly 20 years of experience behind the camera, I know when to step in and when to step back. I’ll guide you when you need it. Give you space when you don’t.

The result is work that feels calm, timeless, and quietly powerful, portraits that don’t just show what you look like, but who you are, right now.