I used to be a traditional artist, working in paint, sculpture, drawing. Then I realized my work wasn't seen in the way I had envisioned for it, so I then made the transition into photography. Because I felt I could create work that would allow the viewer the ability to envision themselves in the piece. Almost as if they were a part of the narrative. I'm creating work with symbolism, depth, and narrative in an effort to make my photography as artistically strong as a fine art painting. Recently I started working on a series called: "Forced Reactions," which explores and quite literally creates scenes/narratives about depression, addiction, and suicide. In an effort to change or at least influence others minds to confront the fact that metal
