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Time and again, I've found myself in incredible places and situations. This hasn't been because I've been searching for something out of the ordinary, but because I've developed a special way of looking at the world. I've trained myself to spot the magic in everyday moments, turning the usual into the unforgettable. This skill is my strength as a documenter – the ability to uncover and showcase the remarkable hidden within the mundane.


Each of us has the amazing ability to touch the lives of people around us and even make a change in the world. It's not about doing big, flashy things; it's about the small changes we make in ourselves and the lessons we learn every day.
When we get better at something, learn something new, or overcome a challenge, it's not just good for us – it can help others too. Sharing our stories, the tough times we've faced, and the cool things we've learned can really inspire and help people.



It was more than a hobby; it was a new lens through which to view the world. This camera opened my eyes to the possibility of turning ordinary moments into remarkable stories. It was a realization that would shape my entire approach to documenting life.
1997: The Beginning with My First Camera
"My adventure in photography started at 16 when I got my first camera. This year marked the start of a lifelong passion for capturing life's moments, setting me on a path to where I am today."


Earning My Bachelor of Fine Arts in Commercial Photography
Driven by my passion, I pursued and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts, specializing in Commercial Photography. This period was crucial for honing my skills and deepening my understanding of this art form.
Chief Photographer at BYU Museum of Art
My career took an exciting turn as I became the Chief Photographer at BYU Museum of Art. Here, I had the unique opportunity to document important collections and events, and my work included photographing art for the publication 'Beholding Salvation' – a project that highlighted the significance of visual storytelling.


The White House Interview
"A pivotal moment in my career was interviewing for a position on the Presidential Administration's photography team at the White House. This experience emphasized the importance of documenting history and the power of photography to capture defining moments of our time."
In the ordinary flow of our daily lives, there are extraordinary tales waiting to be uncovered and shared. I believe that documenting these moments is not just about preserving memories;
It's my conviction that through the lens of a camera, a simple photograph, or a brief note, we can connect deeply with others and ourselves. I believe in the power of these stories to inspire, to teach, and to bring us closer together, creating a tapestry of shared human experiences that enriches us all.
"I Don't Have the Skills to Document My Life"
Many people think they're not talented enough to capture their own stories through photos, videos, or writing. The truth is, you don't need to be an expert. Documenting is about sharing your real experiences, not about technical perfection. With Doc Your Journey, you'll learn that it's your unique perspective that makes your story engaging, not just the quality of your camera or your writing skills.
"Can Doc Your Journey Really Help Me?"
It's normal to question whether a program like Doc Your Journey can actually improve your storytelling. This doubt often comes from experiences with other methods that didn't deliver results. However, Doc Your Journey is different. It's a step-by-step guide to help you tell stories that others will find interesting. We focus on practical techniques that are easy for anyone to learn and apply, no matter their background.
"Documenting Seems Too Complex and Time-Consuming"
A common worry is that documenting life is going to be too complicated or take too much time. This misconception can stop people from even trying. However, with Doc Your Journey, you'll discover how to make documenting simple and part of your daily routine. The process is designed to be easy and enjoyable, not a chore, so you can keep documenting without feeling overwhelmed.

