For as long as I can remember, I’ve turned to writing, art, and photography as ways of listening to life more deeply — and of communicating what words alone could never carry. Creativity has always been second nature: drawing, experimenting, and scribbling stories as a child, and later discovering the camera as a way to speak through pictures — images convey what words never could.

The camera has become my trusted companion — my go-to medium through grief and transformation, joy and new beginnings. When I’m behind the lens, I feel most like myself. I’m not chasing perfection; I’m looking for what’s real — the unguarded, unrepeatable essence of a moment.

I was drawn to the raw intensity of flamenco, its Duende, and created a series later exhibited in Vancouver. More recently, I’ve turned my lens to the intimate worlds inside flowers, where each petal, fold, and curve feels like its own universe. These macro explorations have become meditations — reminders to pause, breathe, and come home to oneself.

My work has been published in Professional Photographers of America and exhibited locally. But what matters most to me is connection: when someone sees an image and feels something stir — a resonance of memory, an insight, a universal connection. Photography, for me, is about finding that common ground — when an image transcends words and becomes a resonant, universal language we can hold with our hearts.

Flowers, faces, movements, places: each one holds a story. Each one asks us to slow down, linger a moment, and perhaps allow it to transform the way we see. This site is a gathering place for that seeing.

Welcome — I’m glad you’re here.