In a world plagued by climate disasters and rapid loss of biodiversity, I’ve found that what gives me hope and purpose is focusing on wildlife species of greatest need and raising awareness for them with photography, writing, campaigning, and collaborating with scientists.

Based in the Pacific Northwest, my time is largely dedicated to local, long-term projects.

The majority of my wildlife images are captured in solitude, fostering a gentle encounter with the subject while preserving their natural behavior. Ethical photography practices are my greatest priority, wherein the well-being of wildlife and minimal intrusion of their habitats take precedence over the shot.

Authenticity and truth in captioning are core principals of conservation photography. My images are made in-camera without removal or addition of elements, conveying reality and encouraging genuine connections between the audience and the natural world.