With an architect for a father and a photographer for a mother, my career in shelter photography was all but inevitable. While visiting job sites with my father at an early age, I carried a Pentax Spotmatic and snapped pictures. Seeing countless buildings come to life in front of me, has given me a unique ability to create dramatic visual storytelling for properties.

Shelter photographers spend their careers photographing static objects, a pursuit that makes it easy to fall into a formulaic approach, defined by the traditional rules of composition and lighting. I challenge myself to question those rules on every project, and breaking them has led me to develop a style that one of my clients described as Architectural Portraiture.