I am a media studies professor who researches media, power, and social change. I find images to be a powerful storytelling medium, perhaps one of the most powerful. I am interested in using photography to shape how we perceive the world. As a photographer, I document community and civic actions that resist injustice and pursue social change. I have spent time with pipeline resisters, community schools, and electoral campaigns. Whether working with a non profit or civic organization, I enjoy making images that capture people and communities struggling to craft a better future.

I say making images, because I don’t think images are “shot” or “taken” as we often say, rather they are crafted. Photographers make choices about what to put in the image, what to put outside, where to point the camera, what photos to show, which to delete. I think this is the power of the photograph: to capture moments, point attention towards something, and craft a different frame for understanding the world.

I currently reside in Pennsylvania, where in addition to making photographs I am an academic who studies digital media.

Check out some of the work I have done. You can also follow me on instagram, or contact me below.