I got my first SLR camera back in 2000 when I was only 16 years old and I was immediately hooked. I took pictures of everything I could, as long as I could find a way to get more film. It took four years before I got my first dSLR (freeing me from the need to keep buying film) and six more years after that before I could afford "serious" photography gear. I never stopped taking pictures, though. Dragon Wing Photography was created in 2012 as a way to officialize what I'd already been doing for a long time; making pictures for myself and others that were enjoyable.
I specialize in capturing events as they happen, wherever and whenever that may be. Whether it's a casual gathering at the park, a crowded convention center, or shooting out of an airplane 1,000 feet above ground, I aim to get the shots that you need. I also work very well with animals of all shapes and sizes. I spent nearly a decade on the Board of Directors for the Cache Humane Society, working with them to improve adoption rates by getting more pleasing pictures that attract the public (and I also fixed their computers when they broke).
Currently I shoot almost all of my pictures with a Nikon Z9, a few trusty lenses, and whatever natural light I'm given. I'm looking into expanding more into strobes, though; even though the Z9 is really good even with little light, it's better with more.