My photography career started in high school, which led me to earn an associates degree in visual communications in college. After college, I worked for a local newspaper as their only staff photographer. I have also freelanced, working for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Marketing Department, photographing both Indy Car and Nascar events. 

In my later twenties, I settled down, got married, and my wife and I have two wonderful children. I started focusing more of my time working to provide my family with a more stable income, purchasing a boarding kennel, that my wife and I have run for the past 18 years. However, I have always had the drive to get back into motorsports photography so that’s what I did 7 years ago. 

My goal every time I go out to shoot is to capture and tell an amazing story with my images. Photo stories and recording history is what drives me, whether it’s spending a day with a Racer, shooting at a track, or documenting your dream car for personal use or publication. I believe that everyone and everything has a story, and I want to capture your story, so that there is a record of the history.

If I’m not photographing automobiles or motorsports, I enjoy spending my free time tinkering around with our 1956 Ford F100, 1969 Dodge Charger, 2004 Ferrari, or our 2006 Dodge Viper. I simply have a true enjoyment and appreciation of automobiles, no matter the year, make or model.