From drawing to making sculptures, I found it as a great outlet for big emotions that I couldn’t express with words. I was always big on the individuality and unique aspects of making art. Once I got my hands on a camera, I immediately fell in love. I would go out and take pictures of nature, abandoned buildings, and city life with my friends. Where one would say “it’s the friends you make along the way!”, not for me, I became obsessed with photography. I began to bring my camera everywhere with me; I would even sleep with it next to me on occasions. Making art through photography did slow down for me at one point. I entered the logical and analytical world of internet technology. I spent more time learning and honing those skills then taking photos. Sitting in a cubicle is not for me, neither is talking to people over the phone. I craved creativity, art, and connecting with people face to face. I left my helpdesk job and decided to pour all I had into photography. Flash forward a few years and I now work as a lead photographer for a wedding studio in Madison NJ while taking on jobs of my own. I am always looking for different angles and ways I can grow as an artist.