I’m a photographer based in Puerto Rico, but my journey began years ago in Massachusetts, where I first fell in love with the art of capturing moments. As a teenager with a 35mm Nikon in hand, I documented the changing seasons, family gatherings, and quiet everyday beauty. That camera became my companion, and before I realized it, I was the go-to family photographer, always ready to freeze time in a frame.While life initially steered me toward architecture and interior design, a passion I pursued in my late twenties, photography never left me. Today, my work weaves together these interests: structure and space, nature and decay, memory and imagination.What moves me most now is photographing forgotten and abandoned spaces in Puerto Rico. These places, cracked walls, silent rooms, and overgrown lots, hold stories that deserve to be seen and remembered. They echo the lives once lived within them and hint at futures that might still be possible.Through my lens, I hope not only to preserve the essence of what was but also to provoke thought about what still could be. Thank you for being here, I’m honored to share this visual journey with you.
