I was born and raised in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn, New York. I attended the Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music, Art and Performing Arts in New York City where I majored in visual arts. I subsequently pursued a career in law, but have recently rediscovered my passion for photography. This re-discovery has resulted in my work being selected for exhibit at Island Ford Art in North Carolina, my work making the final selection round of the 2009 Black & White Magazine Single Image Contest, my work being exhibited at the Center for the Arts Evergreen (Colorado), the “Spoonbread Atelier,” and the Nevin Kelly Gallery in Washington, DC. My work was also selected for exhibit by Creative Artisans (Gallerie Myrtis) and an exhibition curated by Frank Goodyear (Assistant Curator for Photography at the National Portrait Gallery). I think that my work reflects my attention to imaging and perspective, and illustrates the narrative and intangible wonders of architecture, the natural world, and the human spirit . . . from a viewpoint that is uniquely my own.