​​My work is rooted in the belief that music is more than sound—it's a shared moment, a story unfolding, a feeling you can almost touch. Through photography and design, I aim to give those moments form: the electricity of a live show, the quiet between sets, the raw expression that connects artist to audience.

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I began my journey in music not behind the lens, but behind the scenes—booking shows (like Montell Fish, Johnnyswim, the Oh Hellos, and The New Respects) and curating campus events that made space for community and creativity. That experience shaped how I see the industry: as a collaborative ecosystem where every role, every voice, every detail matters.

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Since graduating in 2020, I’ve been capturing the pulse of concerts and creative projects across New England and beyond—working with performers like The Fray, Mitski, Grouplove, Margo Price, and Noah in the Open and brands such as A24, Root Cause Collective, Rowing Blazers, and more. My style leans into natural emotion and bold aesthetics, with a focus on presence and storytelling.

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Outside of music, I bring the same visual approach to wedding and behind the scenes photography—documenting intimate celebrations/events with care and intention—and to my design practice, where I offer branding, digital media, and web support for artists, small businesses, and nonprofits. Whether I’m building a website, designing a tour poster, or supporting a mission-driven organization, I’m drawn to work that feels grounded, collaborative, and human.

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In addition to my freelance work, I am currently a Senior Photographer for The Honey Pop and a contributing writer at The Entertainment Outlet, where I combine visuals and writing to document music culture in motion.

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Currently, I am booking for 2025 shows, tours, design work, weddings, and creative collaborations. If you connect with my work, I’d love to hear from you!

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