Hey, it’s Stephen!
Welcome—I'm glad you're here! We’re on our way to creating some work that genuinely represents YOU, YOUR brand, and YOUR vision.
this is me
Growing up, I was never a fan of family portraits. They felt forced, chaotic, and somehow incomplete. Each session seemed like a replay of the last—same smiles, same poses, same forced feelings. In 2017, I was gifted a camera for a class, and suddenly it clicked: I didn’t have to stand awkwardly in front of the lens; I could be behind it, shaping the stories myself—authentic, unforced, and genuinely meaningful. Photography became my voice, my method of storytelling, and my path forward.
Since then, I’ve spent seven years crafting stories through photography. I’ve created visuals that narrate stories, define personas, and bring sketches from napkins vividly to life. My goal has always been to be the artist who takes your vision, refines it, and transforms it into something tangible and true. I’m the creative partner you seek when you’re ready to define yourself clearly and authentically through your projects.
why
I've always been driven by curiosity and a desire for more—more from the artists who inspire me, more from the films that shape my perspective, and more from myself. I continually ask myself, "What makes a compelling story?" "How can this project be elevated?" and "What would I, as a consumer of art, genuinely value?" Moving beyond simply wishing work could be better, I'm actively involved in the creative process, ensuring ideas receive the care and attention they deserve right from the start.
work
Throughout my career, I've collaborated with models, musicians, designers, entrepreneurs, directors, artists, and countless other creatives to conceptualize and execute visions they've dreamed of seeing realized. I've creatively directed numerous projects, both independently and alongside other talented creators. Have an idea? Pitch it—I’m here for it!
Recently, I've expanded into videography, a natural progression that allows me to further animate the narratives I've always sought to capture. My approach to photography has always felt cinematic—I wait for moments that resemble scenes from a film, moments worthy of a frame-by-frame pause. Now, by exploring video, I'm letting these images breathe even more deeply and dynamically.
