For more than 15 years behind the lens as a newspaper photographer, I’ve chased stories across the country and around the world — from the excitement of the Super Bowl, World Series, and Olympics to the raw emotion of presidential campaigns. I’ve also borne witness to some of humanity’s darkest moments: armed conflicts, terrorist attacks, and natural disasters that demanded as much composure as they did craft.

Photojournalism is about finding the truth in a frame, no matter where you are, what’s happening around you, or how little time you have. That discipline — forged under relentless deadlines and in some of the world’s most demanding environments — is the foundation of everything I do.

Today I bring that experience to corporate and commercial work. Every organization has a story worth telling — in its people, its culture, its work, and its mission. I collaborate closely with clients to find those moments and turn them into images that are honest, compelling, and authentic. The goal is never just a great photograph. It’s a body of work that genuinely reflects who you are and what you stand for.

When I’m not working, you’ll find me on a hiking trail, planning the next family trip, or wandering somewhere with my Widelux — a panoramic film camera that has a way of seeing the world unlike anything else. I love spending time at Lake George, am a passionate Borussia Dortmund supporter, but what I love most is spending time at home with my wife, two kids, dog, and three cats.

If you have a project you would like to collaborate on, I would love to hear about it. Or just drop me a line to say hi.