Candid Captures
Through my camera lens I strive to stop and see the things that are so often otherwise missed. The power of photography is far reaching and can evoke emotion, curiosity, and innovation. My goal is to capture the complex world around us in interesting and creative ways.
The Power of Photos
I love capturing key events and memories. With significant experience documenting behind-the-scenes wildlife rehabilitation, including intense medical treatments, long-term care, enrichment, and releases, my ability to work in extreme, often stressful conditions is something I thrive off of.
Using the power of photography, organizations can share their mission, their work, and their story. My extensive background in non-profit marketing is what led me to discovering my passion for using photography to help companies and organizations share what they are all about.
(Photo - Innovative burn treatment (tilapia skin) for a bobcat that was injured in the 2018 Campfire Wildlife in Northern California. Gold Country Wildlife Rescue, along with their veterinary partners, successfully treated this animal and returned him back to the wild.)
My Background
Growing up in the Northern California Foothills I learned to love nature and the world around me. Beyond that I've been lucky enough throughout my life to see the world through a very different perspective. My background in aviation and wildlife rescue are just two ways that I have developed a different way of looking at things. Recognizing how powerful perspective is, I became captivated by the challenge of finding ways to share that with others.
Using photography and other types of digital media I have been lucky enough to share stories of the rehabilitation of wildlife wildfire victims, aerobatic pilots, people with their pets and sometimes just those small details we often miss in the world around us. The ability to evoke emotion and inspiration through the use of a camera lens has stollen my heart, and I am always excited to see and capture something in a new way. Big or small, living or inanimate, I'm constantly blown away by how there is so much to take in if we just take a moment to stop and see.