What do you do now, and how did you get there?

Photo: Jerome Miron

Photo: Jerome Miron

I’m a photographer, writer, and editor with over a decade of experience helping major brands communicate through clear, purposeful visuals. Across portraits, live action sports, and narrative-driven editorial projects, I combine technical craft with a strategic eye for brand identity.

As a freelancer, my work has taken me from four Masters tournaments to zero gravity flights with astronauts. I thrive whether on the greens or in the air, embracing high-pressure and novel environments as a welcome challenge.

From 2021 to 2025, I was the team photographer for the Atlanta Falcons, shaping the team’s visual identity alongside marketing, content, and creative teams. Before that, I led photography for Auburn Athletics, documenting athlete personalities and team culture while refining the department’s visual language.

Earlier, as Digital Media Manager at USA TODAY Sports Images, I produced and curated galleries, edited images in real time, and contributed to the visual narrative of major events including the Olympics, Super Bowls, Final Fours, NBA Finals, and PGA tournaments. My work has appeared in the New York Times, Sports Illustrated, ESPN the Magazine, and USA TODAY.

what are some career highlights so far?

I’ve been fortunate to have some rare moments in my career; here are some of my favorites:

Zero-G and I feel fine

Here’s a screen grab from a video of me taking photos of Charlie Duke and Nicole Stott in zero gravity, May 2021. It was the perfect day, with so many of my favorite things all wrapped into one—action photography, aviation, and space.