2010! There I was! South Korea! That’s usually how most GREAT military stories are started. I won’t be sharing any Army stories with you but it’s true, I was in S. Korea at that time. May 2010 I can remember walking around looking at everything, and I mean everything. I realized then that I had no way of holding on to any of the amazing visuals. I didn’t know much about cameras or photography but I had to get one and a few days later I purchased my first camera and my journey began.
It was an accident believe it or not. One day while out in the shopping district I just so happened to have the camera I purchased. I embarked on a random photo taking spree with a few friends. I noticed that I'd captured some really nice (or so we thought) images of them candidly speaking with one another and enjoying themselves. I understood then that there was a place for me in photography. Even then I didn’t start being a “Photographer” immediately.
It’s important to ensure that my clients are pleased. Photography is hard ONLY when you’re worried more about yourself rather than the client you're there for. Yes of course my knees hurt crouching like this but the SHOT is there. As a result of that belief, you will always receive the utmost professionalism while being guided through the entire process.