How photography began
My father gave me my first Nikon when I was young. I've been photographing everything since.

About
I'm David, a photographer who cares more about the people in front of the camera than the gear behind it.

My father gave me my first Nikon when I was young. I've been photographing everything since.

I learned by showing up. Church events, weddings, live music, and slowly, commercial work.

In 2020 I survived a serious car accident on an Indian highway. The car rolled, and all four of us walked away.
It quietly changed how I see things. Every ordinary day started to feel like a gift, and my faith in Jesus became the centre of it.
Mostly it changed how I see people. Photography became a way to honour someone, a relationship, a celebration, the small moments most of us miss.

That grew into real productions and agencies, across a few different countries.

Most people feel awkward in front of a camera. My job is to make that feeling disappear.

These days I photograph everything, from car campaigns to portraits and celebrations.
Thank you for taking the time to learn a little about me. I'd be honoured to help tell your story.
