I covered San Antonio’s Fiesta through the lens of Rey Feo—the people’s king—documenting the royal court from early-morning visits to nighttime parades. Working fast in dense crowds and mixed lighting, I focused on candid moments: crown and sash ceremonies, medal pinning, mariachi cues, confetti bursts, and community hugs. The edit balanced pageantry with neighborhood pride, delivering same-day selects for social and press, plus a full storytelling gallery for sponsors and organizers.

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I shot a Ferrari track day focused on speed, elegance, and brand detail—hero statics, rolling shots, and pit-lane storytelling. We pre-planned light and lines, used a circular polarizer to control reflections on Rosso Corsa, and balanced shutter speeds (≈1/60–1/125) for crisp motion blur. Coverage included car-to-car gimbal work with a safety crew, panning from apex to exit, and tight detail frames (badging, carbon, brake dust). Same-day selects supported social and press; the full calibrated gallery delivered within 48 hours.