Trust isn’t given — it’s earned through consistency, professionalism, and respect for people and their spaces.
Over the years, I’ve been granted access to private homes, businesses, and highly secure environments — often working alone, after hours, or in sensitive locations. I’ve been trusted with gate codes, security systems, and unrestricted access — trust that is never taken for granted.
My assignments have included secure municipal and law enforcement locations such as the Town of Northlake Police Building, the Fort Worth Police Aviation Division at Meacham International Airport, and a full-day urban combat training project with a tactical team at the MOUT (Military Operations in Urban Terrain) site at Fort Hood (now Fort Cavazos), spanning from sunrise to well after dark.
I’ve worked in classified or military-controlled environments including the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, and both Bagram and Kandahar Airfields in Afghanistan — locations where cameras are rarely permitted. Other military assignments include troop deployment and logistics operations at Fort Bliss, access to maintenance bays and the flight line at Corpus Christi Army Depot (CCAD), and documentation work inside the Marine Corps Logistics Base in Georgia.
I’ve also photographed emergency services in training at the Fire/Rescue Training Facility on TCC Northwest, where access is limited and operations are highly controlled.
In the aviation sector, I’ve been cleared to work inside secure facilities such as DFW Airport’s B-D Connector, the DFW Fire Training Research Center, and the FBO at Alliance Airport — all operating with elevated security protocols.
In support of these and other assignments, I’ve passed a range of background checks, including:
Wherever I’m hired, I follow protocol, respect boundaries, and carry myself with quiet professionalism. My philosophy: I’m a guest — and your trust is my responsibility.
To those I’ve worked with: Thank you.
To those I haven’t yet: Trust isn't a milestone, it’s a commitment I carry into every assignment.
