For as long as I can remember, grabbing a camera and freezing a moment in time has been one of my absolute favorite things to do. Growing up around constantly evolving tech has showed me even at a young age, that there's not only fun to be had, but also learning the art aspects that ended up coming naturally to me along the way. I started taking pictures on one of my moms old polaroid cameras, and that had showed me early on that framing and timing your photo was everything because you only get one chance at getting your photo right. Additionally, for me I think I liked that concept, because it challenged myself to get better and to continue trying to perfect the craft. With time, and going through a couple point and shoot cameras, as well as video cameras, I had graduated to my first DSLR. Luckily for me, I had friends who I could share the same passion with that I had developed over the years. From here I started taking things more seriously, from upgrading lenses, gathering new equipment, and driving long distances to capture landscapes with my own vision that I had pictured in my head. This evolved into me getting the opportunity to use my knowledge and experience in my craft to shoot things on different spectrums of freelance, such as, portraits, real estate, product, amongst many others. Personally, I would have to say one of my personal favorite opportunities  of being a photographer is to have shot for a professional ice hockey team, which happens to be my favorite sport. That being said, thank you for reading a little bit about myself and where I got my passion that drives me to keep shooting! Don't hesitate to send me a message down below!