Meet
Keith.

A hobby that
became a passion.

It started the way most great things do — without a plan. Keith picked up his first camera more than eight years ago, not with any professional ambition in mind, but simply because the world looked interesting through a viewfinder. Weekends disappeared into state parks, backroads, and parking lots at golden hour. The camera went everywhere. Sleep did not.

What began as a hobby quietly became something more. Friends asked for portraits. Car enthusiasts started reaching out after spotting automotive shots on social media. A few paid gigs turned into a steady stream of work, and before long what had been a creative outlet had become a legitimate profession — one Keith was, honestly, a little surprised to find himself in.

After eight-plus years shooting professionally across the Southeast, the excitement hasn’t faded. Every session still carries that same curiosity that sparked the whole thing in the first place: what happens when the light hits just right, and you’re ready for it?

Based in the Chattanooga, Tennessee area with deep roots in Alabama, Keith works across the region and beyond — comfortable in a field photographing wildlife at dawn, just as much as in a parking structure with a muscle car at midnight. The subject changes. The patience and attention don’t.