I didn't grow up interested in "creativity"––to me that meant drawing with a pencil and painting––but as I grew older I discovered my passion for photography, videography, web design, graphic design, and so much more.

I had a great time at a recent photoshoot with a fun family in my local community. We put together a bright and beautiful backdrop with white and gold balloons for a private cake smash photoshoot titled "Mr. ONEderful".

Apparently, HEIC can cut your storage in half without sacrificing image quality. The problem is, JPEG is much more universally compatible with the popular photo software that I use.

On November 23, 2019 I led an amazing team of photographers in a community-wide event to show our support for families during the holidays at the Giant's Excite Ballpark in San Jose.

The fastest way I've found to bulk resize the images on my Mac is to use this sips command in the Terminal app from the directory containing all of my photos: