A man taking a photograph of an older man dressed in a suit, both indoors with a staircase and framed pictures on the wall in the background.

I photograph people whose presence carries weight.

Not just who they are — but how their image is interpreted in the world.

The work sits at the intersection of identity, perception, and timing.
In high-stakes environments — media, politics, culture — an image doesn’t just represent someone, it shapes how they’re understood.

I work across editorial assignments, commissioned portraits, and long-form projects,
often in environments where access is limited, timelines are compressed, and the margin for error is small.

Many of the people I work with operate at a level where trust matters as much as the image itself. Discretion is not an add-on, it’s part of the process.

My background spans decades in photography, media, and production, working across editorial, television, and long-form storytelling.

That experience informs how I approach every assignment:
with clarity, speed, and an understanding of what’s at stake.

At its core, the work is simple: Create an image that feels true — and holds up under scrutiny.

For editorial assignments, commissioned portraiture, or advisory engagements.

Based in Washington, DC and New York.
Available worldwide.