I have worked as a photographer for more than two decades capturing compelling images. My work tells the broader story of mission and vision for community organizations, institutions, government agencies, corporations, and individuals. From portraits to documentary projects, I work with clients of all sizes to create a body of work that reflects the communities in which they serve.  

My services include:

  • Documentary Photography

  • Portraiture

  • Editorial Assignments for Print Publications and Digital Media 

  • Collateral Pieces, Annual Reports, Brochures

  • Design and Development of Scalable Exhibitions

  • Archival Projects

“The lion king of Los Angeles” for High Country News

Photography for a story about Miguel Ordeñana, written by Ruxandra Guidi. Miguel’s story is an important one about the immigrant experience, inclusivity and representation in science, urban wildlife, and P22, the famous mountain lion in Griffith Park.

Link to story: The lion king of Los Angeles

St0ries from Home

A documentary series of photographs about housing in the Coachella Valley, commissioned by Lift To Rise. Over the past year and a half, I met with residents of the Coachella Valley to document their stories in order to inform the work that Lift To Rise does to achieve more equitable and affordable housing in the region. While the overall issue is complex, the heart of this story is in its people — everyday individuals who are the backbone of the region’s economy, but struggle to provide stability and housing for themselves and their families.

Link to project site: Stories from Home

Imperial Air

Commissioned by the California Air Resources Board, Imperial Air is a photo-documentary project that shines a light on the various negative effects of air pollution on the communities of California’s Inland Empire.

Link to the project: Imperial Air
Link to KCET essay about the project: Photographing Air Pollution in the Inland Empire

Coachella Valley Farmworkers

Carried out with the support of a fellowship from The Alicia Patterson Foundation, Coachella Valley Farmworkers is a documentary project about the farmworker communities in the Eastern Coachella Valley’s and the fact that they are an important resource for regional economic and social development.

Link to project: Coachella Valley Farmworkers