Hey,

I'm Ricky.

I have always had a passion for cars. Growing up in Pennsylvania, I always went to car shows with my dad. Shows would range from late night meets at gas stations, mustang week, swap meets and everything in between. Getting to see the cars, and vendors selling hot-wheels and posters always made me so excited to own my own car one day.

Need for speed Underground, Gran Turismo, and Midnight club 3 were my top games I played, and they just all happen to be about cars. To say I was excited for my first car, was an understatement. I was very fortunate to get a vehicle at 16, my 1996 Honda Accord DX, base model, and I loved everything about it. I took it on drives, out to eat, brought my dates in that car, and took plenty of photos. I would often compare my photos to that of magazines and TV show productions and always wonder how I could get to that quality some day.

Fast Forward a few years, with social media blowing up, I see so many car photos on Instagram that I never knew could be such good quality. I instantly was hook in trying to my car look as good as the movies. I got a Nikon D3000 as a Christmas gift, and I used it on and off. I got discouraged because I learned you can't get nice photos just because you have a nice camera. I put photography down for a few years, until I met another photographer who helped reassure my artistic vision.

Now I shoot for art and my love of the car community. I want to capture car culture in a way to tell a story to someone who knows nothing about it. My work over the past few years has improved tremendously, and I can only learn more from here as my journey continues.

Creating powerful imagery

for brands.

I capture moments that tell a story that resonates to everyone listening. Whether its for a product installed on a vehicle, or an heirloom truck that been passed down for generations, I tell that story through my unique perspective.