Christ follower, Brand Photographer, Donut Enthusiast
When I bought my first camera in 2017, I thought I’d be a landscape photographer.
But after photographing a worship concert, a friend’s recital, and experimenting with my brother on rooftops, I was hooked on capturing people.
I loved telling stories and showing different sides of who people are; and I haven’t taken a single landscape photo since.
After moving to Atlanta in 2020 I zeroed in on headshots and brand photography, and I kept feeling drawn to working with therapists, especially the ones whose work was reaching beyond the therapy room.

Health and wellness has been part of my life since I was born.
Both of my parents are pastors, and my mom is a pediatric physician.
I studied counseling in college, and my wife is a therapist.
So working with people in this field feels like home.
I understand what it takes to serve your clients well and how much of yourself you pour into it.
And I’ve watched what happens when that expertise outgrows the office.
You start speaking, training, consulting, or writing, and suddenly you need to show up publicly in a way that feels like you (not like a stock photo of a therapist).
I’m here to take the marketing side off your plate so you can keep doing the work that matters, whether that’s in session, on stage, or on the page.


