The progression from Digital Photographer to Graphic Designer was a gradual one for me. After Art school I worked for a small company as a digital photographer and on occasion to help out the designers I was recruited to work on small projects. Piecing together some photos I took using Photoshop was often something I did, but I eventually starting using Illustrator and Quark for bigger projects.

After that I started freelancing for a few different Photography studios. Since by now I was a pro in Photoshop I would use it to touch up, color correct and overall enhance the studios digital photographs. Different photographers had different requests for their photos so I had to tweak my work to satisfy my clients. Then I started getting requests from these same clients for creating wedding albums or advertisements for magazine and eventually a new logo and branding.

That is when I realized I love the challenge of Graphic Design, even thought Photography is my first love design is where my passion truly lies.


"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

-Henry David Thoreau