I started to notice the shift. The moment someone forgets the camera and simply floats. When they open their eyes, the light hits just right, and they see themselves as something more — graceful, powerful, beautiful. That transformation is why I do what I do.

And I get it, most people don’t feel like that naturally in front of a camera, especially underwater. I don’t either. I know what it’s like to feel awkward, unsure, and a little out of your depth. I’ve had water up my nose, struggled to open my eyes, and felt that same vulnerability you might be feeling now.

That’s exactly why I can guide you through it.

Every session is a collaboration, built on trust and patience. I’ll walk you through everything, from breathing and movement to posing and expression, so that by the time you see your images, you’re not just looking at a photograph, you’re seeing yourself in a new way.

I’ve been an underwater photographer for seven years and have been running my portrait business for three. My work has been featured in magazines like BLUR and Artells, and I’ve received awards for my underwater wildlife photography.