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Born and raised in western Canada, I discovered my passion for photography at an early age, inspired by the landscapes and experiences that surrounded me. After earning a degree in Photography from Emily Carr University of Art and Design, I embarked on a career that has spanned over a decade in both photography and editorial industries.
My professional journey began with nearly a decade at Bike Magazine, where I served as Director of Photography. There, I honed my skills in visual storytelling, capturing the raw energy of mountain bike culture. In this role, I learned to blend editorial vision with photographic artistry, producing content that not only captured action but also connected with the human experiences behind each story. During my time at Bike, I helped shape the publication's identity and contributed to its longstanding reputation within the bike community.
Most recently, I co-founded Beta Magazine, where I directed the visual brand strategy for the quarterly publication. This role further refined my leadership and creative direction, collaborating closely with writers, designers, and photographers to produce high-quality content that reflected the dynamic culture of mountain biking.
Alongside my editorial work, I founded THE4COLOR, a creative platform where I continue to evolve my visual storytelling. I specialize in capturing emotional connections and the raw determination of individuals in sports and adventure. My work celebrates the resilience and spirit that define the human experience, focusing on the grit that drives people to achieve both extraordinary feats and everyday moments of triumph.
Throughout my career, I have cultivated a distinctive visual style rooted in authenticity, collaboration, and a deep respect for the stories I capture. I aim to create work that not only showcases the beauty of movement but also invites audiences to see themselves as part of the narratives unfolding before them.
