My photographic work is an ongoing practice of attention, shaped by both deliberate observation and fleeting, instinctive moments. Spanning landscapes, studies of nature, family and portrait, and everyday scenes, these photographs are made with care and intention, guided by the Roycroft ideals of Head, Heart, and Hand.

I bring the same care and intention found in my photography into objects made by hand, shaped by the Roycroft ideals of Head, Heart, and Hand. From frames and notebooks to functional camera accessories, each piece is designed to be useful, honest, and lived with, made slowly and with respect for the material.

My notebook is a working record of what I am making, considering, and paying attention to as my practice unfolds, sharing current photographic work, objects in progress, shop updates, and the small discoveries that shape the larger body of work. Rooted in the Roycroft ideals offering a place to record what matters in the moment and to connect craft, daily practice, and lived experience.