"I feel that photography is the process of creating a moment, and then capturing that moment and making that moment permanent. I always enjoy the result, the individual image, series or story, but it is all that goes into achieving that result that I relish most. The thinking and mulling over creative concepts, the problem solving and strategizing, manifesting an abstract vision into a tangible reality, even working out logistics like scheduling and scouting out locations are all rewarding to me in their own right." -Joe Quinto |

Portfolio
To view my portfolio, you can click the collage on the left, or the "Portfolio" button at the top of the page.

Abby Brammel
When shooting Abby, I wanted to show her natural beauty. With broad, flattering light sources, I wished to accentuate striking eyes and cheekbones, while showcasing beautiful skin, eyes, and smile.

Chris Pine
Above all, I wanted to convey Chris’ personality through these photos. Some of the most emotive images of Chris came as he was interacting with another member of the crew, who was off-camera.

Mireille Enos
Going into this shoot, we were looking for variety, and breaking out of conservative characteristics to show Mireille in a new, more dynamic light.

Zachary Quinto
I like the laid-back editorial feel that we went for, as an alternative to the sinister look of his Heroes character, and the more polished feel of the studio shoots we’ve done.

Steven Strait
I saw that the smoke from the cigarette Steven was enjoying while I set up was catching the light in a very cool way. The existing fluorescent light fixture not only made the smoke look good, but also contributed to the almost eerie rim/hair light.