I continued my analog film studies at Humber College through the Creative Photography Program, where I built a strong foundation in light, shadow, and composition. But it was out in the field—through years of real-world experience—where I truly learned the value of connecting with people. To me, a photograph shouldn't just be visually pleasing; it should tell a story that resonates and creates an emotional connection. As a photographer, my role is to see you in the right light and capture the moments that authentically tell your story.

In 2019, everything changed—I became a father for the first time when my daughter Cassandra was born. YAY! That moment marked the beginning of a new chapter filled with deeper purpose and meaning. I found myself drawn even more to capturing the raw, unscripted moments of our everyday lives—the little milestones, the quiet in-betweens, the laughter, and the chaos. Documenting both her growth and my own journey as a new parent has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I look forward to the day we sit together, look back at these memories, and relive the story we’ve been writing together.

The Story Continues...

In the middle of the Pandemic, my little family of three was to add a new member. Unfortunately In 2020, we lost our precious angel due to complications during the pregnancy. It was the most painful experience because there was nothing we could have done to save our baby's life. It was emotionally draining and depressing for months. However, this hardship taught us how important it was to love family no matter what. It taught us that life isn't always rainbows and sunshine and that we should cherish what we already have.

Our Miracle

In 2021, my third child Alyssa was born. It was an emotional rollercoaster with her delivery. My wife had to undergo emergency C-section. For the first 5 minutes after the delivery, the doctors and nurses had to perform manual breathing because she was in shock. It was the longest 5 minutes of my life, because I thought I was going to lose another baby. But when she finally cried, I could finally breath a sigh of relief. This black and white photograph is so special to me, because it was my first contact with her.