Photography has been my infatuation since I first received a mini instamatic Mickey Mouse camera at the age of eight. Unfortunately, my mother sold my camera at a garage sale when I was twelve, so today, I have resorted to using substitute equipment. In spite of my early camera loss, I attended Tulane University, became photography editor of The Tulane Hullabaloo, and graduated with degrees in Photography and English. I went on to work for a New Orleanian photographer, honing skills in Photoshop, photo restoration, producing, and gallery management. Thereafter, I transitioned into freelancing, concentrating on photojournalism and editorial photography.

Today, I enjoy working with clever colleagues, especially those who share my affinity for 1980s' point and shoots. I was born and raised in San Francisco, and when I am not spending all my money traveling, I create havoc there.