I'm originally from Rhinebeck, New York. I fell in love with snowboarding my senior year of high school, despite getting bruised up at Hunter Mountain a few days before soccer team tryouts. For college, I headed north to Plattsburgh State University, where I rode as much as possible at Jay Peak, Vermont. Through a National Student Exchange program, I finished school at Southern Oregon University in Ashland. But first, I immersed myself in the snowboarding lifestyle, driving cross-country to Mt. Hood, Oregon, two consecutive summers, a path that eventually led me to Mammoth Lakes, California, where I blurred the lines between work and play.

In snowboarding, I’ve worked as a freelance photographer and writer, Associate Editor at Snowboarder Magazine, Women's Team Manager for Burton Snowboards, and Editor in Chief at Snowboard Magazine. Along the way, I’ve collaborated with snowboarders, skateboarders, musicians, photographers, writers, filmmakers, and artists who continue to inspire me and my work today.

In 2016, I expanded my skills beyond snowboarding, joining Green Chef as a full-time content producer, where I managed studio operations across multiple brands, including HelloFresh after they acquired GC. I went on to hold creative leadership roles at Skratch Labs and Specialized Bicycle Components, where I served as Lead Line Producer for Global Brand Photo + Video. From spring 2023 through late fall 2024, I worked as CMO at Tocabe, an American Indian Eatery & Indigenous Marketplace. Beyond the marketing role, I shot studio food photography, built a robust content library, and contributed as Associate Producer & Stills/Documentary Photographer for Tocabe’s INDIG YouTube series.

Currently, I am freelance, working with WWSRA, SLUSH Magazine, Natural Selection Tour, The Snowboarder’s Journal, and others on writing, photography, and video projects. I love contributing to the snowboarding community and was honored to be an interviewee in Precious Leader Woman, a film about Spencer O’Brien reconnecting with her Indigenous culture. Most recently, I contributed archival photos & mini dv clips, and am featured in Mia Lambson’s passion project Wayward, a documentary film about how women changed snowboarding.

For fun and additional clients, I create photos & videos and manage social media for Floyd The Lion, whose collaborations include book features, brand partnerships, and movie promotions. I live in Colorado with my wife, Cami, and our cat, Floyd, the undeniable king of our hearts and home.

Let’s connect. I’d love to hear from you!