In 2025, my work enters a new chapter,an intentional unfolding shaped by a lifelong devotion to honest storytelling through images. For years, I lived in the glow of stage lights, capturing the fire and rhythm of live performance, the sweat, the sound, the soul in motion. That fire still burns. But lately, I’ve found myself drawn to a different kind of light—the quiet, everyday kind that reveals truth in stillness.
This shift isn’t a pivot; it’s an expansion. A broader embrace of the human experience in all its forms. From the raw vulnerability of a single portrait to the quiet revelations tucked inside everyday scenes, I’m chasing what’s real, what’s intimate, what often slips by unnoticed. Each photograph is more than a moment frozen in time; it’s a gesture of attention, a small act of reverence for the stories unfolding around us.
What grounds this evolution is purpose. I remain committed to using my lens in service to elevate, connect, and honor the lives and communities that continually shape my perspective. This work isn’t about building a portfolio. It’s about building presence, cultivating meaning in a world that often rushes past it.
Photography, for me, has never been about the transaction; it’s about trust. It’s about collaboration. And it’s about seeing, really seeing, each other. Whether under the spotlight or in the hush of an ordinary afternoon, I invite you to join me. Let’s create something with weight, with soul, something that lasts.
Photography is my way of bearing witness. From the charged atmosphere of a local stage to the quiet dignity in a weathered face, I aim to capture the truth in every moment. My lens is a bridge—between artist and audience, between past and present, between what we see and what we feel.
Logansport is home. And like many small towns across America, it hums with overlooked talent. The music scene here is raw, real, and vital. As millions of unsigned artists release more music than all major labels combined, documenting this movement matters. My work is a love letter to those who build culture from the ground up.
Beyond performance, I photograph individuals as they are—without pretense, without polish. A good portrait reveals more than appearance; it tells a truth. Whether it’s a teenager in transition, a grandparent with stories in their smile, or a stranger I met five minutes before the shutter clicked, each portrait is a study in presence.
With Project 3A, I turn my lens to those in their later year, not out of nostalgia, but reverence. These are not portraits of decline; they are portraits of legacy. This ongoing body of work captures the strength, humor, and quiet wisdom that emerge only with time.
This site is more than a portfolio; it's a living record of people, places, and stories that deserve to be seen. Thank you for being here, for supporting this mission, and for helping preserve what matters. Let’s continue telling stories together, loud or quiet, and everything in between.
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