
She Wouldn’t Take Off Her Boots
A reported feature about memory, survival and the people carrying the legacy of a Greensboro tragedy. Selected for publication in The Norton Field Guide to Writing.
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ONE PERSON. MULTIPLE FREQUENCIES.
Stories I report. Images I make. Music I love. And everything I try along the way.
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A reported feature about memory, survival and the people carrying the legacy of a Greensboro tragedy. Selected for publication in The Norton Field Guide to Writing.
READ THE FEATURE ↗My research-assistant work included preparing W.E.B. Du Bois’ essays for a digital archive, editing texts and formatting them in Markdown for online publication.
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People, places and the moments that ask me to look a little longer.
Everyday observations, portraits and community moments. All photographs shot on a Nikon D3200, except the after-concert image taken with a Kodak PIXPRO FZ55.
Video as an extension of storytelling, whether I’m behind the camera or helping shape a moment.
Shot and edited entirely by me, this short film is part of a larger journalism-class project about Lucky Tree Cafe and Roastery’s Free the Mic open mic.
MY ROLE / CAMERA + EDITINGA film capturing my sister and future brother-in-law’s proposal. I assisted with directing the video.
MY ROLE / ASSISTANT DIRECTORVIEW THE FILM ↗I sing and play guitar and piano. Sometimes that means recording harmonies at home; sometimes it means getting up at an open mic.
My a cappella cover of Imogen Heap's "Hide and Seek," arranged and recorded in GarageBand.
My cover of Radiohead's "Creep," performed at Lucky Tree Cafe's open mic.
LIVE PERFORMANCE / LUCKY TREE CAFEModeling is something I dabble in and want to explore further. These are personal shoots and experiments, not paid campaigns.



I like building the space around a story as much as telling it.
A self-built space for journalism, photography, video, music and the creative work that doesn’t fit neatly into one category.
BACK TO HOME ↗The archive is always a work in progress.
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