I am a photographer and lifelong advocate for people, focused on justice, truth, and the beauty of everyday life. My work centers on the stories of others, approached with care, respect, and a commitment to being honest to those who share their lives with me.
Rooted in trauma-informed and anti-oppressive practice, I work on the ground, in community, meeting people where they are. Shaped by my background as an investigator, I bring a thorough and engaged approach to my work, collaborating with individuals, communities, and institutions to create human-centered change. My photographs stand as documents of what I witnessed—stories of people, never of ideology.
Guiding questions: Why are we the way we are? What is truth?
Education:
B.S. Psychology, University of New Hampshire
A.S. Criminal Justice, Great Bay Community College
Certified Forensic Interviewer, International Association of Interviewers
“Everybody counts, or nobody counts”
– Detective Hieronymus “Harry” Bosch
Ian Matheson 