Redefining what street-photography + commercial work feel like

Since picking up a camera around 2007, I’ve been drawn to transforming the ordinary into something honest, compelling, and lasting. Street photography trained my eye to notice what others overlook, to anticipate fleeting, unrepeatable moments where humanity sits at the center of the frame. This has taught me how to see without control, to anticipate light, gesture, and timing as they unfold. In an era increasingly defined by digital and AI-generated visuals, I believe deeply in the permanence of real photography. My most meaningful work comes from collaborating with small businesses, brands, families, friends, and creatives. Helping them feel seen and comfortable so we can create editorial-style images that are authentic, intentional, and worth holding onto.

Born and raised in Puerto Rico, I approach photography through the lens of a designer and a storyteller. Before picking up a camera, I began my creative career in graphic design, where I learned to see how color, composition, and narrative coexist within a single frame. Photography became the natural evolution, where intention meets instinct, and moments are preserved rather than imagined.

While in college, I joined "Taller de Periodismo" which translates to "Journalism Workshop". There, I was teaching digital art, and photography to kids in Puerto Rico. Those kids and that experience reshaped how I view creativity: honest, fearless, and deeply human. It became the foundation of how I work today.

Now based in Chicago, I photograph brands, and real life with a candid, moody, and editorial approach.

My work is rooted in observation—capturing images that feel lived in, emotional, and timeless. Each frame is an attempt to hold onto something real, long after the moment has passed.