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I work in Texas. I live in Denton, Texas, where I went to UNT and earned a degree in photojournalism, and minors in art and economic history. 

Nowadays, my photographic goals are simple and unique; establish long lasting relationships that maximize my creativity while giving you the images you need on an ongoing basis. You need to know you can come to me anytime to get the job done, and remember that no relationship is too big or too small. If you think you are too big … feel free to contact me.


As you can tell by looking at my work, and the previous statement; I am not a millennial-aged photographer. Nothing against the demographic, but …


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Time Lapse Photography

Using the Insta Ace Pro for Time Lapses It isn’t a no-brainer to catch a smooth time lapse. I already did it wrong a couple of times. But it’s getting better! I think the moving water is not something anyone wants in a chill video, but it’s hard to get away from!

Best States Regions and Cities for Self-Employed Photographers in the USA

For a self-employed photographer, some of the best cities in the U.S. include New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Austin, with each city offering specific advantages based on the photography niche. New York City and Los Angeles are ideal for fashion, commercial, and celebrity work, while Seattle and Austin are vibrant cities for lifestyle, …

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University Life

More years than I care to remember, working for Denton and Dallas TWU administrations. Not only were we able to present a professional look to attract a specific type of student, we were also able to bring a good slice of what life was actually like on the TWU campus in Denton, Texas.

Industrial Photography Factories Products North Texas

DENTON INDUSTRIAL & FACTORY PHOTOGRAPHER

There is something about the dynamic challenges you find in the industrial and factory photography setting. Maybe it is just keeping from getting grabbed by a cuff button and dragged into a crusher, or maybe it is getting workers to relax and keep working – in a situation they’ve never seen – a photographer in their workspace. Whatever it is, I dig it, and have always loved the challenges.

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