I have always loved going somewhere new, wandering without a strict plan, and noticing the details that give a place its personality.

The faded sign above a shop. The light moving across a trail. Coffee cups left on a table. The way people interact when they forget anyone is paying attention.

I bring that same travel and street-photography mindset into portrait sessions. I am looking beyond the expected photographs to notice the setting, movement, atmosphere, and small details happening around you.

That might mean the dust on your hiking shoes, your child reaching for your hand, the table where you always order the same thing, or the look between two people moments before a proposal.

Those details may seem small while they are happening, but they are often what makes a photograph feel like your life rather than simply a picture of what you looked like.