Women's health photography is a large focus of my work for good reason: their well-being profoundly impacts families, communities, and future generations.

These stories are not just about challenges but about resilience, hope, and the transformative power of accessible, equitable healthcare.

Many of my assignments amplify these vital narratives, inspiring action and fostering a global commitment to health equity.

Climate resilience is one of the most urgent and complex challenges of our time, and I believe photography has a unique role to create awareness in addressing it.

Climate resilience photography showcases how people are tackling climate challenges. Through my work, I hope to draw attention to the issues while fostering hope by highlighting pathways to a more sustainable future.

These stories are more than images—they are calls to action, designed to inspire, educate, and connect global audiences to local solutions.

In the most remote regions of developing parts of the world, where access to healthcare is limited, photography is a powerful tool for documenting both the challenges and breakthroughs in healthcare delivery that are the reality in these remote areas.

These images are valuable as social documentary and shed light on the realities faced by individuals in these underserved communities by providing a visual narrative that not only informs but also inspires action.

An area of work that is especially exciting for me is capturing and sharing the stories of women’s efforts in entrepreneurship and gender equity which continues to face significant barriers around the world.

For more than a decade, I have captured photographs and video that document programs addressing inequities and fosters leadership development while creating advocacy for girls and women facing obstacles around the world.