Hey, I’m Ben — the guy behind the camera and this website.
I first started photography after graduating high school and fell in love with it from there.
After daydreaming about being a content creator, I learned about cameras, lenses, and gear, and grew a real appreciation for it.
I’ve always loved wildlife and animals, so I enjoy being able to capture their beauty.
Wildlife photography hooked me first, but portraits and street work quickly became part of who I am.
When I’m shooting with someone, I like to slow things down, talk, laugh, and figure out who they are.
The best photos come from connection — not posing.
If you’re looking for someone who cares about the moment as much as the final image,
I’d love to work together.
Choosing a photographer isn’t just about liking their photos — it’s about finding someone whose style, personality, and workflow match what you’re looking for. Here’s a quick guide to help you figure out if we’re a good fit.
Most times I like to have my subject sharp, vivid, and in focus. I like to make them pop!
I don't overshoot often. So that means my wrokflow is fast pace. Roughly within a week.
My levels of editing very from project to project and based on requests.
Even though I'm on the quiet side, that doesn't stop me from jamming out to your playlist on a shoot. I might also take time to explore shots prior to the shoot so it's more of a seemless experience.
Every photographer/videography develops a look that makes them unigue.
Make sure you like how there content looks.
Depending on what your looking for, you'll be spending a lot of time working with them and communicating back and forth.
So choose someone who you feel you can comfortably work with.
Have they done quality work in the past that aligns with what your looking for?
If their work speaks to you and you feel good about all of the previous points, that might be your awnser.
Most creatives have a price that reflects the quality of work they deliver.
It's important you understand your price range early on in the decision process, this will help narrow down the selection.
