I was born in 1996 in Kingston, Jamaica, where I am currently based.

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I began photographing at 19, when I started experimenting with a small mirrorless camera my mother owned. What began as curiosity developed into a professional practice grounded in visual storytelling and technical precision.

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In 2016, I received a certificate in the Rudiments of Still Photography from the Media Technology Institute. I later studied at the Caribbean School of Media and Communication (CARIMAC), earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Digital Media Production in 2019.

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Wanting to develop skills that would complement my predominantly visual background, I moved into copywriting in 2022 and later public relations in 2024. My work now sits at the intersection of image and language, where I ask the right questions, extract technical detail, and shape it into compelling narratives. For me, clarity and effectiveness are the measure of a job well done.

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I have produced photography for LiveStush (the marketing arm of lifestyle brand STUSH), Euromoney Conferences, Phase 3 Productions, Hampden Estate, and TeenVybe Magazine. I have also produced both written and visual work for organisations including the National Commercial Bank (NCB), the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPSCo.), and the ATL Automotive Group.

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I previously lectured at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts.

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I continue to build a body of clear, precise work rooted in strong visual identity, with Jamaica as both subject and backdrop.