He’s a photographer widely recognized for his striking images of dancers, particularly ballerinas gracefully posed against the bustling backdrop of New York City. Over the years, he has become especially known for blending the elegance of dance with the raw energy of the urban environment, a pursuit he describes as capturing the “beauty of dance outdoors.” His work stands out not just for its artistic composition, but also for the emotion and movement it conveys—something that has made him a name to watch in contemporary photography.

Before he gained recognition, life took a more introspective turn. In 2012, he turned to street photography as a way to manage his struggles with depression. What started as a personal coping mechanism gradually evolved into a deeper passion for visual storytelling. As he wandered the streets of New York, his lens eventually found its focus on dancers—transforming his art and giving it new purpose.

On a more personal note, in August 2021, he shared a heartfelt message celebrating his daughter Alana Pons, wishing her a joyful 21st birthday. It was a touching moment that revealed the man behind the camera—a father, an artist, and someone deeply connected to both his craft and his family. Through every photo he takes, he continues to express not only the beauty of motion but also the resilience and depth of human experience.