Husband. Father. Negroni enthusiast. Pasta maker. Photographer.
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In 2014, I purchased my first camera for a trip to Capri, Italy, where I spent three summer months working at my great aunt's sandal shop as a translator for tourists. I bought the camera to document my time on the island, and I photographed everything—working in my uncle's garden pulling tomatoes from the vine, the narrow streets winding up to Anacapri, the way the light hit the water at sunset. That's where I fell in love with photography.

I work with restaurants, bars, and hospitality brands to photograph the food, drinks, spaces, and people that make a place worth talking about.