I grew up with a fascination with cameras. I credit my dad for this; he used to shoot with an old Pentax SLR. I started taking pictures as a child, often begging my dad to let me use his camera. Photography was one of the things my dad and I enjoyed together. ​Eventually, when digital SLRs became cheaper I started shooting with a Canon 10D.
Photography allowed me a vehicle to be creative. It was my artistic outlet. I had to put the camera down when I started medical school and subsequently residency. Now, I am trying to re-discover my artistic and creative side and picking up the camera more and more.
For a long time the subjects of my pictures were landscapes, scenery, and the people I took were candids. Recently, though, I discovered that I enjoy shooting people in a more intentional manner. In many ways it is very different than what I am used to doing. It has been fun learning the nuances of lighting and posing.
In addition to this website, you can view my photographs on my flickr account.
Or, if you’re in the mood for reading, you can go to my main (non-photography) blog.