I'm a photographer and filmmaker based in New York City. For the past 14 years, I've contributed to The New York Times, and my photographs, short films, and audio stories have been published worldwide.

But my creative life has always stretched way beyond that. I've been a guitar teacher, musician, interpreter, and producer/director of radio plays and narrative short films. Those roles have shaped how I approach storytelling today. To confine my output to a single category would shortchange the creative complexity that drives me.

In 2024, I expanded into publishing my own work through Handsome Crow, my company. It's become the home for everything I create outside traditional assignments—my monthly photo zine series emonome, my debut book of photography and poetry I Dream of the Heights, and a growing collection of limited-edition photographic prints and handmade zines.

I also make sound & music works as Guitarkadia—my one man band.

If the past year of being a publisher of my work has taught me one thing, it's the role autonomy plays in giving a multi-hyphenate like myself a proper platform to shine.

Sometimes the only way to set the stage is if you build it yourself.

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