I have always been enthralled with photography. I recall, as a teenager, working shifts at the grocery store to buy a Nikon D3100, an entry-level DSLR. Now, I use a Nikon Z8, but my goal is the same: to immortalize those moments of beauty in life that we are often to busy to notice.

I love to capture anything that draws my attention, but particularly like wildlife, landscapes, and the small moments shared by people and pets.

I also work as a clinical psychologist and research scientist at Mass General Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA where I study and treat substance use disorder and related conditions. I grew up in Charlotte, NC and studied psychology in Searcy, AR and Memphis, TN before completing my clinical internship at Brown University Medical School in Providence, RI.