The New York Times sent me to Provincetown for their widely lauded “36 Hours in…” travel series. Located at the tip of Cape Cod, P-town has overlapping – and sometimes competing – identities: one of America’s oldest art colonies, nature preserve, thriving LGBTQ resort and historic Portugese fishing village. Article.

International EMS Campaign. We recently created multiple stills and motion libraries for Zoll Medical's many safety sectors. Traveling across the country, we worked with military, police, fire, EMS, doctors, nurses, and safety professionals to create moving and authentic imagery. Zoll provides intuitive and technologically advanced products and services that help save lives.

We recently hit the open road in a Ford Bronco Sport to explore the expansive and wildly weird Salton Sea and Joshua Tree National Parks in Southern California. We ventured down many dusty roads with no expectations and open to whatever we wandered across: abandoned motels, roadside memorials, a family of roadrunners, and never-ending epic sunsets.

We worked for over 2 years to create an overall brand anthem and multiple stills libraries for Zoll Medical's various safety sectors. Traveling across the country, we worked with military, police, fire, EMS, doctors, nurses, and safety professionals to create moving and authentic imagery.

Bryant University Alumni Magazine commissioned me to spend the day with husband and wife team, Valerie Mankus of Fawn Meadow Flowers and Tom Madden of Lone Pine Brewing. Both alumni of Bryant, the story highlights their unique businesses along the Maine coast.

We created a comprehensive asset library for Rubbermaid Commercial Products K-12 School Solutions, following janitors in primary and secondary schools for their “Made For Work That Matters” campaign. The campaign highlights the hardworking individuals who contribute to the world’s success, showcasing the exceptional durability, longevity, cleaning power, and safety features of Rubbermaid products. Shot with MMB.

Scientific American commisioned me to spend the day with the farmers at the Maine Flower Collective. The MFC is a flower growers’ cooperative that focuses on creating a collaborative and sustainable floriculture industry of local flower growers interested in seasonal blooms as an alternative to imported flowers.

Scientific American commissioned me to spend the day with Bo Dennis and the farmers at Dandy Ram Farm in mid-coast Maine. Dandy Ram's overarching goal is to maintain a sustainable and just relationship with the land and its people. They grow and harvest with organic practices in a low-till manner, ensuring flowers are accessible locally. Scientific American commissioned me to spend the day with Bo Dennis and the farmers at Dandy Ram Farm in mid-coast Maine. Dandy Ram's overarching goal is to maintain a sustainable and just relationship with the land and its people. They grow and harvest with organic practices in a low-till manner, ensuring flowers are accessible locally. Dandy Ram is a haven not only for diverse pollinators but also for the LGBTQ+ community, fostering a truly inclusive environment

I recently bought a 1966 Ford F-250, sight unseen. It was an old potato farm truck out in Idaho, on the other side of the country. For better or worse, my friend and I ventured out for the road trip of our lives. We hit the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Beartooth Pass, Deadwood, and the Badlands to name just a few of the pitstops. We made it home a few weeks later, more or less in one piece, and named her Rosebud.

Director’s cut for Spring Lake Ranch, an organic grass-fed cattle ranch that focuses on regenerative farming. We spent a week working alongside the ranchers and cattle in the Nebraska Sandhills to create the initial SLR brand anthem video and accompanying stills. All of the post work was done in-house.

41º North Magazine asked me to document a scientific fish trap survey with The Nature Conservancy on the Providence River. TNC scientists place artificial reefs in the river to encourage local species growth.

Shot for 41º North Magazine. I spent a few days photographing Ned Miller & Matt Steely of Miller Metals. I watched as they fabricated quahog tong baskets. These guys are some of the few remaining local craftsmen supplying equipment to the dwindling numbers of quahog fishermen.

Shot for Rhode Island Tourism on Block Island. We spent a few days on-island capturing stills and video for the Rhode Island Commerce Commission with Nail Communications.

Shot for Rhode Island Tourism on Block Island with artist Anna Mleczko. This was a small add-on shoot I did for a larger state-wide campaign for the Rhode Island Commerce Commission with Nail Communications.

41º North Magazine asked me to document an Indigenous celebration of relationships with the Blackstone River (called Mishkittakooksepe by the Narragansett and Kittacuck by the Nipmuc) and a look at how the Narragansett Indian Tribe and the Hassanamisco Band of Nipmuc have come together with nonprofits, state agencies, and others to restore the river for the benefit of future generations.

Foraging missions with New England chef Ben Sukle, of the nationally acclaimed restaurants Oberlin and Gifthorse. We snorkeled for native seaweed and hiked to find various ingredients to add to his dishes. Ben has developed close relationships with local farmers, fishermen, ranchers, and foragers. His menus honor those relationships and serve as an open love letter to the types of food he loves to eat; pasta and seafood.

Director’s cut for Patagonia Workwear. We ventured up to Vermont to shoot solar panel installers and electricians building a new array for Encore Renewable Energy. Snow, violent gusts, ice and a -16° wind chill.

Editorial project for AARP Magazine. The story showcased Concord, NH as a great place to live, work, and explore.

Shot for 41º North Magazine. I traveled to Block Island, RI to photograph Kelp farmer, Catherine Puckett and her 2 young daughters. I spent the day on the boat documenting them harvest kelp from the lines they had preset. It was incredible to witness her teach such small children how to work on the boat and with the sea. The girls sang us sea shanties all the way back to the dock

‘If Y’all Weren’t Here I’d Be Crying’ World Tour.

We finally checked off our #1 bucket list road trip - Iceland. We ventured out seeking to experience her many waterfalls, geysers, and geothermal pools. At night the Northern Lights put on an otherworldly show high above our heads. The land of fire and ice enchanted us with her dramatic, black sand beaches and lunaresque natural landscape. Our Land Rover Defender allowed us to navigate the rain, wind and mud to effortlessly get our dream shots. What a place!

Motion (director’s cut) & still campaign for Spring Lake Ranch, an organic grass-fed cattle ranch that focuses on regenerative farming. We spent a week working alongside the ranchers and cattle in the Nebraska Sandhills to create the initial SLR brand anthem video and accompanying stills. All of the post work was done in-house.

Shot for 41º North Magazine. I had the opportunity to shadow the powerhouse all-woman crew at Wild & Scenic Fine Gardening. We spent the day on a job site highlighting the agricultural workforce development program, which fosters career growth while helping safeguard the RI ecosystem.

Shot for 41º North Magazine. Women Take The Helm. This story highlights sailboat captains Elise Huebner of Aquidneck II and Shivani Sood of Heritage.

Video and stills advertising campaign for Rhode Island Tourism.

Broadcast and stills campaign for Navigant Credit Union’s small business and digital banking capabilities. Agency: Nail Communications.

Various recent personal and commissioned images.