Yesterday, my camper fell off my truck — and after a long string of bad luck, this truly feels like the icing on the cake.

As a photographer, my truck and camper aren’t just transportation — they’re my home base. Before I had this setup, I was setting up a tent every night or shuffling everything into the back seat just to have a place to sleep. Having the camper changed everything. It gave me the freedom to live closer to the land I photograph, to catch those magical sunrise and sunset moments, and to spend more time editing and creating instead of constantly packing and unpacking.

The camper made my independence possible. It allowed me to save on gas, stay focused, and embrace the outdoor lifestyle that helps me thrive with ADHD. Losing it so suddenly is not just a financial setback, but a personal one too — it feels like I’ve lost a big piece of the balance I had finally found.

I’m asking for help to get back on the road with a safe, functional home base. Anything you can contribute — whether it’s a donation, a share, or words of encouragement — will help me rebuild and keep chasing the work I love.

Thank you for supporting me in this chapter. Your kindness means more than you know.