My degree is in engineering; I do not consider figuring things out and problem-solving simply what I do, it is who I am. I constantly ask how and why the things around me work. This same inquisitive spirit is part of why I love photography. As a self-taught photographer, I have found that photography, among other things, is simply the act of balancing light, time, and subject matter.

My goal as a photographer is to continuously mix these three elements together to create images that are truly sui generis, that capture expression, focus, and substance. My passion remains to capture the moments that matter the most; however, I have grown in my photography.

I am in love with the smile and expression that lovers make when they say “I do.” I embrace the notion that all women are beautiful and strive to make that a constant visual reality in my work. The diverse way I view the world is influenced by my experiences of living in many places (Compton, Carson, Cotton Plant, AR, Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, and Long Beach CA).

“It is in the living and the experiencing that you will find the light...my job is to capture those special moments in between.” Gregory Worsham

Projects

● Liquid - Fashion and expression in liquid form.
● Light - Harsh light meets beauty and form; shadows that lead to light.
● Revelation - A collection of expression and beauty, a harmonious arrangement of form, splendor, and spectacle.
● I AM BLACK DANCE (IABD) - IABD is a collection focused on the talent and grace of Black Ballerinas and Modern Dancers from across the country.

Education

2016 MA Education Learning Design Technology – University of Southern California
1994 BS Mechanical Engineering – California State University, Long Beach

Commissions

2009–2013 Springer VisionCare Inc. Corporate Photographer
2009–2012 Snoop Dogg/Boss Lady Photographer Director
2010–Present Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Southern California Contributor
2013–Present University of Southern California Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs
2015–2017 The Port of Long Beach Fine Art Contributor