aBOUT ME

I'm a Princeton-based commercial photographer and visual media consultant with over 30 years of experience behind the camera. Originally from New Jersey, I've worked in a variety of areas including advertising, corporate, fashion, and hospitality sectors, while also using my craft to support social causes. My experience allows me to work with my clients to create compelling visual narratives tailored to each of their unique needs.  This passion for visual storytelling extends beyond my commercial work and drives my commitment to advocacy, awareness, and change.

Although I've been a full-time freelance commercial photographer since 2015, I have been passionately immersed in the art of photography for over 30 years. I am currently focused on producing amazing media for my clients as well as visual branding consulting throughout the NY/NJ region.  

In addition to commercial media, my work has been featured in the New York Times, the US State Department's annual anti-trafficking (TIPS) report, and numerous print publications.

Having returned to the U.S. after living in Melbourne, Australia, I try to bring a renewed perspective to social challenges in America.  This work focuses on issues such as human trafficking, women’s rights, literacy, and food recovery, collaborating with NGOs and non-profits worldwide. Through my involvement with the Rotary Action Group Against Slavery (RAGAS), I work to document the hidden realities of modern slavery, capturing survivor stories and amplifying their voices through compelling imagery and film.  I also speak to this work in or to amplify and create awareness around these issues.   This work has taken me from the US to Nepal, Tanzania, Cambodia, and Australia, among other places.

My artistic practice is rooted in the belief that photography is a powerful tool for social impact.   My documentary work, including the project Ceaseless Shadows, explores the pervasive yet often unseen experiences of human trafficking and was recognized with a Documentary Australia Emerging Filmmaker Fellowship in 2019.   I'm also certified by Drexel University in Principles of Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations.

I'm also the co-founder of the First Light Collective, an initiative dedicated to uplifting emerging photographers from marginalized communities. My work has been exhibited internationally, with images held in private collections. From solo exhibitions like Witnessing Nepal (2016) to projects addressing women’s homelessness, I try to captures both resilience and vulnerability, offering my viewers a deeper emotional connection to the issues I explore.