BIO

History: Always a fan of photography, I first studied the subject at the University of Louisiana at Monroe while pursuing graduate studies in business.  I began part-time work as a photographer in 2002.  I later took advanced coursework at the University of North Texas, where I taught an introductory photo class in 2005.  My work has been featured in several exhibitions, including the Annual Juried Competition at the Masur Museum of Art in Monroe, Louisiana.  Current work includes fine art, family portraits, senior portraits, bridal portraits, and weddings in the Monroe, Louisiana area.  I am available for travel to any location including, but not limited to Shreveport and New Orleans, Louisiana. 

Style: For portraits and weddings, my style is mostly documentary. It is about capturing real human interaction, not just poses. If you are looking for a traditional studio portrait, then I'm not the photographer for you. I especially enjoy working with young children and am able to capture some special photos of even the busiest little ones. My photo sessions are always at least one hour, and I don't have a meter running. I don't mind spending a little extra time with you and your family to make sure we have some great photos. I focus less on poses, and more on making you and your family comfortable enough to just be yourselves. I feel that I can best achieve these goals on location, out in the world and its natural light. With any photo session, my goal is to create photos that you will love. Yes, really, that's the goal.