“I want everywhere I travel to affect me in a way that I can be challenged in how I see things.”
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“After feeling lost for a few years without any real direction I’d finally discovered something that I really wanted to pursue, something that I felt I’d be good at.”
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“I want to help shed light in any way to restore these fragile ecosystems through photography campaigns and educate people on the latest news and the things we can do to maintain these animals for the future.”
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“It’s much more about dedication, consistency, being willing to “put yourself out there” and work really hard over a long period of time. A lot of hustle! You cannot learn these things in school. But school can make it easier if already have the willingness to hustle.”
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“To be in nature, the very thing that my business couldn’t run without, is the greatest thing of all. Immersing myself and respecting the natural world.”
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“Always keep improving. I think photographers or creatives should never stop learning. There is nothing worse than not improving on your craft and staying where you are as such, no matter how professional you are or how many years you’ve been working.”
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“At its core photography has been a way for me to document my adventures and social media allows me to share those memories with the world.”
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“Photography has taught me a lot about nature, and other countries. As a photographer you tend to learn a lot about the subject you photograph; it’s part of what allows you to get the pictures you want!”
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“Your goal at the end of the day is to translate whatever image and emotions you feel you have in your head into your photography and get people to really feel and experience the same thing. That takes time and practice so make sure you go out there and shoot as much as you can.”
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“I strongly believe in exploring places around where I live and finding extraordinary beauty nearby, rather than having to go far to shoot amazing places that everyone has already seen quite often.”
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