In 2015, two years after my traumatic brain injury (TBI) I was introduced to photography as a form of art therapy and what initially started as a tool for healing quickly became my passion.

As my skills as photographer grew, so did my desire to use them to advocate for, and promote, the conservation of our last remaining wild places and the wildlife that calls them home.

My work focuses on (re)connecting people to the natural world through visual storytelling.