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SOCIAL MEDIA • GRAPHIC DESIGN • CONTENT CREATION

SALT MARKETING

Salt is where I get to do a little bit of everything—and that's exactly why I love it. I help shape how Salt looks, sounds, and shows up online. From social media and graphic design to reels, video, copy, and campaigns, I'm involved in taking an idea from the very beginning and figuring out what it can become. I manage Salt's presence across Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google Business, while creating the content that fills those platforms. Some days I'm designing a campaign, some days I'm behind the camera, and some days I'm turning a random idea into a reel before we forget it. It's made me a better creative because I'm not just thinking about one post—I'm thinking about the brand as a whole.
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CLIENT GRAPHIC DESIGN • SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT

Absolute Laser MD

Strong creative starts with understanding what a brand wants to become. For me, that means figuring out what a client has always wanted their brand to feel like—and helping them finally get there.For Absolute Laser MD, that starts with listening. I pay attention to the things that matter to them: their values, their voice, what they believe in, and how they want people to feel when they come across their brand. Then I take all of that and turn it into social content that feels intentional, elevated, and still completely like them.From educational content and treatments to promotions and everyday posts, I get to push their creative a little further while making sure we never lose what makes Absolute, Absolute.I’m not there to change who a brand is. I’m there to bring out the version of it they’ve always wanted people to see.

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PHOTOGRAPHY • FACILITY BRANDING

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL

A photo I captured of Dylan Stewart was incorporated into a metal display inside South Carolina Football’s operations building. It’s a space players walk through every day—where they come to practice, where staff work, and where recruits get to experience the program on official visits.Seeing my photography become part of that environment gave me a different perspective on where a sports image can go. It’s more than a moment from a game. It becomes part of the place that celebrates the players already representing the program and welcomes the ones who could be next.A moment on the field. Part of the program every day.
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PHOTOGRAPHY • BRAND APPLICATION

CHARLESTON RIVERDOGS

One of my favorite parts of working with the Charleston RiverDogs is seeing where my photos go beyond the field. They become social content, graphics, campaigns, and even things fans can take home.For the RiverDogs’ 2026 playoff run, one of my photos was incorporated into the “Let Freedom Bark” playoff T-shirt. Seeing an image go from my camera to merchandise changed the way I think about sports photography and how an image can live within a larger brand.The best photos don’t just capture a moment—they give a brand something to build with.

GRAPHICS

My photography for the RiverDogs extends beyond the field, with images incorporated into social graphics, promotional campaigns, and branded content created by the RiverDogs creative team. Each piece shows how a single photograph can become part of a much larger brand story.

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PHOTOGRAPHY • PRINT

Trading Cards

Every season I’ve photographed for the RiverDogs, my photography has been featured throughout the team’s trading card sets—giving game-day images a life beyond the ballpark as something fans can collect and players can keep. What makes them especially meaningful is getting to capture players at the beginning of their professional careers. This card features Grady Emerson, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, using a photo I captured during one of his first games with the RiverDogs. It’s made me think beyond getting a great shot and about where an image could go next.

Sometimes the image is the final product, and sometimes it’s only the beginning of where that image can go.


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PHOTOGRAPHY • BRAND APPLICATION

CHARLESTON RIVERDOGS

One of my favorite parts of working with the Charleston RiverDogs is getting to see where my photos go after I take them. My photography is used for more than game coverage. The images I create become part of RiverDogs graphics, social content, website and promotional materials, trading cards, and even T-shirts. Seeing a photo go from my camera to something fans can actually hold or wear has given me a completely different perspective on photography. I’m always thinking beyond getting a great shot and about how that image can live within a brand. The best photos don’t just capture a moment—they give a brand something to build with.
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PHOTOGRAPHY • PRINT

Trading Cards

Every season I’ve photographed for the RiverDogs, my photography has been featured throughout the team’s trading card sets. The cards give game-day images a life beyond the ballpark—something fans can collect and players can keep. This card features Grady Emerson, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, and uses one of my photos from the beginning of his professional career. For players just starting out, these can be some of their first professional trading cards, which makes getting to capture those early moments even more meaningful.
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Trading Cards
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Every season I’ve photographed for the RiverDogs, my photography has been featured throughout the team’s trading card sets. It’s one of my favorite ways to see images live beyond game day—becoming something fans can collect and players can keep. This card features Grady Emerson, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, and uses one of my photos from the beginning of his professional career. For players just starting out, these can be some of their first professional trading cards, which makes getting to capture those early moments even more meaningful. Some photos capture a moment. Others become part of the memory.