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Since a young age, I've always been artistic. I can remember sitting in my grandmother's kitchen with my brother pretending to take his pictures as he sat on a make shift back drop, which was actually a sheet slung over the back of a kitchen chair. 



​After growing up with a family with many, many children in it, I naturally gravitate toward photographing children and capturing their innocence. 

I've worked in studio settings, which taught me about posing and being quick so the moment doesn't pass by. This has helped more throughout my time as an artist. 



I've accomplished some pretty amazing things in my four years as a photographer. I was a finalist in 2012 in a photography contest for Line Zero Magazine, where I was published. I also showcased my art twice in 2012 for RAW Boston, where I have since been working as a production assistant. Lastly, after submitting my some photos to the weekly photo pool, one of my photos was featured on the Today Show and its website.



 

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