A little about me. I grew up in McKinney, Texas. I’m pretty sure my mom will tell you she saw this coming. When I was five years old, I took my first steps as an artist and added a little color to the upstairs den. I took my mother’s oil paints and painted our dog, the floor, the curtains, the sofa.
I have always loved dogs, photograph and creativity, but I it took spending time with my wife’s family, who run St. Cloud’s Rescue for St. Bernard’s before it all came together.
I wanted to help these great dogs find forever homes. After dusting off my camera, I began photographing the dogs for St. Cloud’s website. That lead to me to taking a portrait of every dog they rescue.
St. Bernard’s are a very helpful breed. They encouraged me to start photographing other dogs, as well.
So now, that’s exactly what I do. I continue photographing all of St. Cloud’s dogs, and have started helping out with as many rescues as I can find. I now use the proceeds from every dog I photograph to fund rescue photographs.

I am always trying to figure out the best way to help find forever homes for rescued dogs. As it turns out, following my love of animals and photography does just that.