Nancy Drew
But For Photo Tech
My methods are:
investigative & thoughtful
creative & educational
with a touch of goofy for good measure
The cool thing about earning a BFA in photography is that it's basically 4 years of general education mixed with darkroom chemicals. The not cool thing is that after graduating and starting my own photography business, I had no idea what I was doing. I was prepared for the photo taking part, but legalities, client interactions, marketing myself effectively, AND understanding what systems I needed were all up to me to figure out. It was both very freeing and absolutely terrifying.
I eventually found my footing through lots of trial and error, and while I got in a groove with my business, I realized that the place I was most comfortable in wasn't behind the camera; it was getting lost in tech research, breaking apart systems, and testing workflows that someone in their own panicked starter state could implement. That has led me to this place of creating video content, and, honestly, I'm having a blast being the person and resource that I needed when I started. Hopefully you'll have fun here too!
I've used images of him many times in my videos to help create galleries, or explain some AI editing features. He's a great model and a pretty good supervisor when I'm recording. That is, of course, until he gets tired of me talking and sneaks out of the room.
There is nothing better than a virtual farming sim. Stardew Valley, My Time in Portia, Coral Island, Animal Crossing, I can't get enough of those faux cozy farm games! I also enjoy watching people play horror games, mainly because I'm too scared to play them myself, but love the lore!
No one asked, but the number 1 way to become my friend is to give me a snack, and talk to me about Vanderpump Rules. I've seen just about the entire catalog that Bravo has to offer. With some scripted goodness like The X-Files, Schitt's Creek, and Bob's Burgers peppered in for health reasons :P.
