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A SELECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, DESIGN, & CREATIVE PROJECTS
SCIENCE COMMUNICATION | SOCIAL MEDIA | FILM | PHOTOGRAPHY | BRANDING
TROUT LAKE STATION
During my internship at UW–Madison’s Trout Lake Station, I created multimedia content to communicate the station’s research, people, and impact to broader audiences. My work included producing The Ripple Effect, an 8.5-minute documentary exploring the local impacts of NSF funding cuts, editing short-form videos and social media reels, photographing research and events, and developing branded content for the station’s social media platforms. I also contributed to website redesign concepts and written communications, including blog and newsletter content. Together, these projects helped translate scientific research and the station’s work into accessible, engaging stories for the public.
AMAZOONICO
While studying tropical conservation in Ecuador, I created a short film and photo series documenting AmaZOOnico, a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Through filming and photography, I documented the animals, people, and environments that define the center, building a visual story around its work in wildlife care and conservation. This project combined field-based visual storytelling with my interests in wildlife, documentary filmmaking, and communicating conservation beyond traditional scientific audiences.
VIDEO PRODUCTION | WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY | CONSERVATION STORYTELLING
ENDANGERED SPECIES CONSERVATION - KENYA
VIDEO | PHOTOGRAPHY | FIELD RESEARCH | RESEARCH COMMUNICATION
As part of an eight-person research team in Kenya, I contributed to a research project investigating human–hyena coexistence and the challenges of carnivore conservation. My work spanned field research, photography, documentary production, and community engagement. I participated in interviews with hundreds of community members, working through translators to help document local perspectives, and contributed to a short documentary covering the challenges of hyena research and conservation. Our research was also synthesized and presented to community members, conservation leaders, NGOs, and government officials. The experience strengthened my ability to work across research, storytelling, and community-focused conservation communication.
My photography is rooted in a curiosity about wildlife, ecosystems, and the details of the natural world. Through fieldwork, travel, and personal projects, I photograph animals, landscapes, and the people and places connected to them. While wildlife and nature are my primary interests, I also enjoy photographing a broader range of subjects and adapting my approach to the needs of a project. Whether documenting a field research project, capturing a sense of place, or creating images for a brand or organization, I use photography to tell stories and help people see subjects from a different perspective.
WILDLIFE | LANDSCAPES | NATURE | DOCUMENTARY & FIELD
PHOTOGRAPHY
VIVARIA & HABITAT DESIGN
I design and build naturalistic environments that combine creative design with an interest in ecology, plants, and animal care. My projects range from planted aquariums to bioactive terrariums, incorporating hardscape, planting, substrate, and habitat features to create cohesive living environments. I enjoy the process as much as the finished result, experimenting with materials, arranging natural elements, and documenting how each environment develops. These projects reflect my interest in the intersection of ecological knowledge, hands-on making, and the design of spaces that connect people with the natural world. I’ve redesigned enclosures for educational ambassador animals, improving animal welfare as well as educational capacity of the exhibits (pictured below).
TERRARIUMS | AQUARIUMS | NATURALISTIC DESIGN
PERSONAL PROJECTS
EXPERIMENTAL VIDEO | VISUAL STORYTELLING | CREATIVE EXPLORATION
These are fun videos that I make as I experiment with different gear.