I’m a Vancouver-based fashion photographer and creative director drawn to strong presence, sculptural light, and environments that carry their own sense of atmosphere.

Before stepping behind the camera, I spent years in front of it working as a fashion model throughout Europe. That experience shaped the way I approach photography today. I understand how a model thinks, how confidence builds slowly on set, and how much better images become when direction feels collaborative rather than forced.

My process usually begins long before the camera comes out. I spend time scouting locations, watching how light moves through a space at different hours, and thinking carefully about how styling will interact with the environment.

Sometimes the inspiration is a dramatic stretch of coastline. Sometimes it’s a quiet cobblestone street. Occasionally it’s a patch of flowers I stumble across while wandering through a park with a coffee and the Sunseeker app.

The goal is always the same: create images that feel intentional, relaxed, and alive.

I’m particularly drawn to placing fashion within real environments — forests, beaches, historic streets — where the landscape becomes part of the story rather than simply a backdrop. This approach often produces images that feel atmospheric and cinematic while still highlighting the elegance of the clothing and the personality of the person wearing it.

I regularly collaborate with fashion brands, designers, modeling agencies, and creative teams to produce editorial campaigns, portfolio development, and location-driven fashion stories.

My sets tend to be focused, collaborative, and occasionally a little chaotic when the light suddenly becomes perfect and everyone runs toward it at the same time.

Because sometimes the best photograph of the day happens three minutes before the sun disappears.