Meet the Editor

I’m always reminiscing about the past or imagining what the future may hold. The problem with being a daydreamer is that sometimes you forget to actually live in the moment. As a kid, whenever something special was happening, I would close my eyes and try to take a mental picture. I wanted to remember exactly where I was, what was around me, and most importantly, how I felt. Eventually, mental pictures turned into real ones. I started vlogging, taking photos, and documenting just about everything. I became the person who says, “Wait! The camera eats first.”

But somewhere between documenting my own life, I realized there were people far more interesting than me (a shocking realization for a teenager), with entire lives, quirks, and poersnalities that no one was chronicling.

And that’s what made me fall in love with photo-journalism.

I was so wrapped up in my selfies or my body rolls in pictures but no one will remember for that. They're gonna remember how I can never tell a story with my hands still and love me for it. Same for you! The pictures of the real you are the one's I want to take.

One day, when the moment exists only in your memory, I want you to have something you can look at and say:

"That's me!"