Question: How many photographers' websites have you visited with “storyteller” or “visual storytelling” in the headline? Probably quite a few, especially if I’m not the only one you've looked at (of course I hope I am). So here I am, just another photographer writing about stories on my website. Sorry about that!
Personally, I'm slowly stepping away from calling myself a "storyteller." It feels overused these days, and honestly, I don’t even think it’s that accurate. Let me clarify why I choose the term "stories" and "visual keepsakes" instead of "visual storytelling" or calling myself a storyteller. Because I am not.
We all love a good story, whether it’s through movies, music, or books. But what about our own? I believe that every life is a story in itself. Why not make our personal experiences something to remember, something we pass on and keep close to our hearts, like keepsakes we collect over the years in little boxes or albums.
I’m here to help preserve your adventures and capture your personal moments. Because it’s not about creating something new. It’s about revealing what’s already there. Our stories are right in front of us; we just need to make them visible.
I am not a storyteller. You are.
I am just an observer with a camera.
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