From Brooklyn Roots to Global Horizons

Photographer, Television Host, and Visual Storyteller

Originally hailing from Brooklyn, New York, and now based in the metropolitan Atlanta area, my path into photography wasn’t forged in a classroom. I am entirely self-taught—a journey built on trial, error, relentless practice, and thousands of frames in the field. What started as an obsession with mastering light, composition, and geometry has grown into a rewarding visual journey—taking me behind the camera for commercial clients and national television.

Today, I serve as the co-host of the Emmy-nominated PBS TV series View Finders, where I travel globally to capture cinematic landscapes and share the passion of outdoor photography with audiences nationwide.

Beyond the screen. I specialize as a freelance photographer focusing on commercial architecture, cityscapes, fine art photography, and location portraiture. Whether documenting the clean geometry of corporate developments, capturing the dynamic energy of urban skylines, or creating fine art prints for commercial installations, my goal remains the same: to translate peak moments into lasting visual statements.

Off The Clock

When I’m not behind the lens, editing in the studio, or on location filming View Finders, I’m usually staying active, working out, or hunting down a great steak. My wife and I have two kids, and whenever time allows, we love to travel. And if I’m on set early for a morning shoot, there’s a 100% chance I was fueled by Dunkin’ coffee.