I photographwhat it felt like.

I’m a commercial photographer based in Columbus, Ohio. I photograph businesses through the people, places, products, and experiences that make them feel like themselves. The work is built for websites, campaigns, reports, social media, press, and the many places a business has to show up.

I also work in software consulting, so I spend a lot of my time thinking about how businesses work. Photography gives that curiosity another outlet: the people doing the work, the space they have made their own, and the small details that someone else might walk past.

I bring a camera along even when there is no assignment. A drink arriving at lunch, the light in a coffee shop, or a musician onstage can be enough to make me stop. Those photographs matter to me too. They are part of learning what catches my attention and how I want to show it.

Much of my client work is ongoing. By the third session I already know your room, and we can spend the day finding something new. Your team gets a growing library that keeps pace with the business, and the photographs become more familiar with the people in them.

Most of the people I work with do not spend much time in front of a camera. That is kind of the point. I keep things calm and thoughtful so they can stay focused on the work, the room, and each other instead of wondering what to do with their hands.