Photojournalism

My photojournalism seeks to expand the nuance of the written stories they accompany, and connect the reader more thoroughly with the topic at hand. Because of that, I hold myself to high standards of accuracy and truth in my photo storytelling. Though photos will always contain a degree of the photographer’s bias and interpretation of a scene, I strive to ensure my photos feel authentic to the subjects and the situation.

I am available for all kinds of freelance photojournalism, from long-term projects to producing photos that compliment my writing to quickly getting must-have photos on a tight deadline.

Lorena Vasquez and Angela Guerrero teach the Litttle Learners preschool class at the Wheat Ridge Recreation Center on March 11.

For The Neighborhood Gazette

A student describes their science fair project to a judge at Skinner Middle School on Dec. 3.

For The Denver North Star

Director Josh Hartwell speaks with Ensemble Member Tina Anderson during a rehearsal of "Hope and Gravity" on Jan. 15, 2025.

For Boulder Weekly

The ensemble finishes its performance of 'The Stone Harp' at The Dairy Arts Center on April 13.

For Yellow Scene Magazine

Rohan Mesto jumps on the trampoline in the back yard of his sponsor, Kathy's, home in Lafayette on Dec. 5.

For The Colorado Sun

A child plays a toy trumpet while watching the Carnation Festival fireworks show in Anderson Park on August 12.

For The Neighborhood Gazette

Frances Vendena sings along as her daughter Francille Hackethaw plays the organ in Frances' home on Jan. 16, 2024.

For The Neighborhood Gazette

Giuliana Maresca creates screen prints in her home studio in preparation for the Art Students League of Denver’s inaugural Winter Holiday Art Market.

For the Washington Park Profile

Erik V tattoos Jeff Hurlburt in his tattoo studio, Parlour Tricks Tattoo, on September 16.

For The Neighborhood Gazette

A couple walks along 15th Street near Pine past a door decorated for Valentines Day on Sunday, Feb. 5.