I’m a photographer, graphic designer, and creative director based in Atlanta, Georgia. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to the process of making images. I started with whatever camera I could get my hands on, chasing light and instinct without fully understanding why. Early on, photography was a tool I used to support my graphic design work—adding original content, shaping visual narratives, and expanding creative possibilities. But it wasn’t until I lost my brother that the “why” became clear. His passing changed the way I see the world—and the way I approach every frame. He was endlessly curious and driven to reach his full potential. That journey was cut short. So now, in many ways, I shoot for both of us. Each portrait I take is part of a larger body of work that only exists because of that loss. There’s a weight to that. A responsibility. A purpose. Photography, for me, is about more than capturing a face. It’s about helping people see themselves with new clarity—