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When I am not taking potentially morbid photos, I’m taking professional portraits. I see the world around me as patterns, and I want to capture this in my work; the media and spaces around me inspire each photo I take. I try to make everyone feel comfortable being in front of a camera. But when I'm not behind a camera lens, my process can seem chaotic and odd to most people who work with me. But once you get past the odd way of working, I am efficient and can create pieces that match the desired outcome, adapting to the specific needs of each project. My goal is to show people a glimpse of what I see in the world, but I know how to adapt my style to match what the project is meant to capture.