Storytelling
Storytelling is at the heart of my work. Through visuals, writing, and multimedia, I bring to life the connections between technology, society, and the natural world. Explore my collection of stories that capture the intersections of conservation and human impact.
My favorite individual photos can be found in the gallery.
Featured Partner
In conjunction with African Conservation Experience (ACE), I produced a series of interviews with eco-volunteers about their participation in transect studies in the Okavango Delta.
Photography
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Cape Cross Colony
At the edge of Namibia’s rugged coastline lies the Cape Cross colony, where thousands of Cape fur seals thrive against the azure backdrop of the Atlantic. Amidst the raw beauty of this natural habitat, a subtle tension emerges between the wild and the human-made, revealing a story of survival and coexistence.
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Sacred Waters
At the heart of Varanasi, the Ganges flows like a lifeline, drawing millions of Hindus to its banks. Here, life and death converge in a daily ritual, where devotees seek purity, peace, and connection to the divine.
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Falls & Lizards
Iguaçu Falls isn’t just a natural wonder; it’s a journey through dense forests, vibrant wildlife, and breathtaking beauty. This photo series captures the power of the falls, the lizards and reptiles that call the park home, and the magic of experiencing it all at sunset.
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Valley of Fire
The Valley of Fire in the southwestern United States, with its striking red rock formations, holds ancient stories etched in stone. I spent a day journeying through this desert landscape, where past and present converge under the bright Nevada sky.
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Nature's Harmony
In the heart of Hiroshima lies Shukkeien Garden, a serene space where nature is meticulously crafted to create harmony. This photo collection demonstrates the Japanese art of shaping landscapes, blending beauty, tradition, and tranquility in Shukkeien and beyond.
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Kafue Chronicles
Kafue National Park is one of Africa’s hidden gems, where vast, untamed wilderness shelters an incredible diversity of wildlife. This photo series reveals some of the raw beauty and the delicate balance of life within Zambia’s oldest and largest national park.
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The Smoke That Thunders
Mosi-oa-Tunya (Victoria Falls) is one of the world’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. This photo collection captures the sheer power of the falls, along with the landscapes and stories that surround it.
Video
An Imaginary Elephant
Part of a larger project on multimedia storytelling and collective imagination, An Imaginary Elephant dives into a world where reality blurs with fiction, questioning what could happen when only one African elephant remains in the wild. Through a mix of interviews, improvised scenarios, and striking visuals, this documentary challenges conventional perceptions of conservation, science engagement, and our relationship with the natural world.
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City of the Damned
City of the Damned exposes Uganda’s brutal anti-homosexuality crackdown—and the fearless activists fighting back. Amid rising persecution, the Youth on Rock Foundation empowers LGBT Ugandans through economic independence. Meet Najib, a market trader and aspiring lawyer, determined to prove his worth isn’t defined by his sexuality, but by his courage, resilience, and unshakable demand for equality. His struggle is Uganda’s reckoning.
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Red, White, and Beard
It’s time to kick some intolerant ass.
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Starving Artist
Behind the neon glow of Orange County’s wealth lies a hidden crisis: Janell’s world. Homeless, battling a maze of mental health diagnoses, and fighting to be seen, she channels her struggle into breathtaking art. Through her lens, we witness the fractures in the system and the unshakable humanity that persists in spite of it. A story of survival, creativity, and the fragile line between invisibility and hope.
Writing
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Depths of Humanity
As underwater technology advances, the future of ocean exploration hangs in the balance. Will machines dominate the deep, or will human divers maintain their vital role? Explore how citizen science, ROVs, and evolving tech are reshaping our relationship with the ocean.
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The Science of Silence
From disoriented divers to endangered orcas struggling to hunt, sound travels faster and farther in the ocean—changing life beneath the surface. Learn why preserving marine soundscapes matters and how we can help restore balance to our blue planet.
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How to Imagine Collaboratively
Explore how collaborative storytelling and socio-eco-technical systems (SETS) theory can reshape wildlife conservation. From imagining alternate futures to integrating technology and human values, this article uncovers how creative approaches can foster more inclusive, sustainable solutions for people and nature.