Man crawling through muddy obstacle during an outdoor obstacle course race on a sunny day.

Earn Every Frame

The boys and I went on a little hike today and it reminded me of my afternoon hike at New River Gorge National Park back in September. "In every walk in nature one receives far more than he seems." - John Muir
Muncie Central girls basketball fell to Yorktown on Tuesday in a hard fought game that included: wrong basketball size, crashing into chairs, ice packs, and some pickles courtesy of @haeleyrollins Link to the full gallery in the bio.
No Indy Fuel game coverage is complete without the fans who pack the Fishers Event Center, and Nitro bringing cheer and mischief to both the ice and stands. (pt. 3/3) January 2nd's game featured a special intro by young hockey players on the ice wit
More highlights from the ice of Indy Fuel's win on January 2nd. (pt. 2/3)
Started out 2026 photographing an Indy Fuel win (pt. 1/3) Indy Fuel vs Bloomington, 01.02.26.
And a final post of the 2025 Delta Holiday Classic celebrating the Eagles' finest. More cheer photos available at the gallery - link in the bio.

Services

  • I photograph sports from inside the action — not from the sidelines. The work is built around movement, effort, and moments that actually matter.

    This isn’t generic highlight coverage. It’s documentation with edge, captured from where the work is happening.

    Gallery Sponsorships
    Gallery sponsorships make an entire event gallery free for everyone.

    Instead of families purchasing individual images, a team, school, organization, or sponsor covers the gallery up front — allowing every athlete and family to download the full set of images from the event.

    This is a clean option for teams and programs that want equal access and complete documentation of their season.

    What’s included

    • Event or game coverage (single or multi-game)

    • Fully edited, high-resolution images

    • No per-image pricing — all delivered images are included

    • Private or public online gallery for viewing and download

    Pricing

    • Coverage starts at $200 for a high school varsity game

    • Final pricing depends on event length, number of athletes, and usage needs

    This service is ideal for clubs, teams, events, and organizations that value real documentation over staged highlights.

  • Senior sessions are straightforward and flexible, built around who you are and how you want to be photographed.

    Pricing

    • $150 — 1 hour / 1 location

    • $250 — 2 hours / up to 2 locations

    • $500 — 3 hours / multiple locations

    All sessions include:

    • Full-resolution digital images

    • Professional editing

    • Delivery within one week

    • Private online gallery for viewing and download

    There are no per-image fees, everything delivered is included in the price.

    I work exclusively on location and do not offer studio photography. If a studio setup is what you’re looking for, I’m happy to recommend trusted photographers who specialize in that.

    After logistics, the focus shifts to style. You’ve likely seen how I shoot, but these sessions are collaborative. If you have ideas, interests, or a specific direction in mind, we’ll build the session around that and make something that actually feels like you.

  • I provide documentary-style coverage for organizations, programs, and communities that want honest visual records of their work.

    This includes:

    • Community events

    • Training days

    • Field work

    • Behind-the-scenes documentation

    The approach is observational and respectful, capturing moments as they happen.

    Pricing varies based on the type of event. Use the contact form below for a quote.

  • For projects that require more time, trust, and access, I take on embedded work.

    This is long-form documentation built over days, weeks, or seasons, where showing up consistently matters more than chasing single shots.

    These projects are taken on selectively and typically require a conversation before pricing.

  • This service is currently in development.

    I am building toward embedded documentation of fireground and wildland operations, with a focus on training environments, prescribed burns, and approved access scenarios.

    I already operate with appropriate protective equipment and am actively working toward required certifications and clearances. Until then, fire-related work is limited to permitted, supervised, or non-interfering environments where safety and protocol come first.

    This lane exists because it matters — and it will expand responsibly as access and qualifications allow.

Gritty Action

I don’t shoot from the sidelines. I specialize in gritty, immersive action photography — capturing moments where movement, danger, and determination collide. From wildland firefighters pushing through smoke to Spartan racers clawing through mud to athletes grinding under stadium lights, I work from inside the chaos with my camera wrapped in plastic and my boots in the dirt.

My subjects are athletes, first responders, and people who live on the edge of comfort. I work with them, climb with them, crawl with them, to tell their stories with clarity and truth.

This isn’t photography for comfort-seekers. It’s for the bold, the dirty, the dedicated. If you need coverage that shows the struggle as much as the triumph, that’s exactly what I deliver.

Photographer lying on the ground taking pictures of a muddy obstacle course with people muddy and helping each other in the background.
Person dressed in muddy work clothes with a high-visibility vest, holding a rolled-up item, standing in a grassy park area with trees and a cloudy sky.
A worker is on a construction scaffold, viewed from below, wearing a safety harness, gloves, and a helmet, working on the structure.
  • A woman in a red hoodie celebrating with her fist raised in the air at a hockey game, surrounded by other spectators in the stands.
  • A baseball player in purple and white uniform standing on the pitcher's mound holding a baseball, viewed through a hole or opening in a structure on the field with green grass, a blue fence, and trees in the background.
  • Children at a booth learning about insects or animals, with a woman showing a small plush toy, possibly a fox or raccoon, to the kids.
  • Man wearing a tan ranger hat and a brown jacket with a 'Nature Forysty' patch, outdoors in a natural setting.
  • African American woman scientist holding a test tube with colorful liquids, smiling, wearing blue gloves, white lab coat, and pink shirt.
  • The image shows a stage performance with dancers in various poses. One woman, center, kneels with her head tilted back, wearing a striped shirt, illuminated by stage lighting.
  • Group of dancers performing on stage with arms raised, wearing colorful and casual streetwear-style outfits, some with artistic and musical motifs, on a dark stage background.
  • Male athlete grimacing while pulling a thick battle rope during a fitness competition, with a black banner and two women in red shirts in the background.
  • A smiling man with tattoos on his arm, wearing a sleeveless shirt, leaning over camera, with a garage door in the background in black-and-white.
  • Person prepares ham and cheese sandwiches with sliced bread and cheese slices on a large metal table.

I work with event organizers, athlete teams, fire departments, and brands who want visuals that can’t be faked. My rates are project-based and reflect the prep, risk, and effort required.

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