I have been a photographer for seven years. The images I have produced represent a wide range of artistic genera and reflect a period of change and development I went through mostly as a result of travel.My wedding photography style is more informal with a focus on capturing human emotion. I use a Canon 50D and support it with my LG G4 Smartphone. I produce all images in RAW format. I engage with guests and do my best to find balance between volume and quality of product. I have two credits to my name. The first is a large scale documentary style project that involved taking a single photograph of every subway stop in the Seoul, South Korea subway system. I was responsible for 51 of the 400 stations. There were 20 other contributing photographers who were all part of an expat photography group called the Seoul Photo Club. The project took several months to complete and was a side project while I taught English to young children full time. I travelled on weekends (sometimes for two hours in a single trip) to complete the deadline for this project and was challenged to create unique images in standardized environments..I have a basic understanding of lighting but try to create product photographs in natural light environments. I am versatile and creative in my approach to photographing a product. I avoid using digital mediums as a crutch and believe that fewer photographs shot carefully far outweigh the benefits of many photographs shot in a hurry. My first assignment was a glass blowing gallery in Portland, OR where I had to set up and shoot in the shop. I used a single speed light and whatever was available to document all variations of products the shop produced. No matter how unusual the subject...always get the details right.Other experience involves portraits from a documentary perspective. I shoot landscapes, and macro, all of which serves to tell part of my story.