​I’m Riley—a gay furry, photographer, filmmaker, aspiring trauma surgeon, and storyteller with a passion for capturing the raw, the fleeting, and the extraordinary. Whether shooting on film or digital, I explore everything from the electric pulse of city streets to the eerie beauty of forgotten places, the vast solitude of landscapes, and the intensity of action sequences. My work blends documentary realism with cinematic storytelling, using light, motion, and perspective to frame emotions and moments that resonate beyond the image.
I shoot with a range of cameras, including the Fujifilm X100VI, Fujifilm X-H2, Sony A7C II, Hasselblad 500CM, and Minolta X-700, while my Mavic 3 Pro and Avata 2 allow me to capture breathtaking aerial perspectives. Through SpectraFrame (photography) and Framecraft (short films), I push the boundaries of visual storytelling, capturing both authentic reality and stylized narrative.
Recently, my passion for news photography and journalistic storytelling has been reignited—thanks to my friends Denver and Calev, as well as the film Civil War (A24), which deepened my drive to document reality as it unfolds. I want to use my work to capture history, amplify voices, and bring untold stories into focus.
Beyond the lens, I’m also exploring writing and worldbuilding, using narrative storytelling, immersive journalism, and interactive fiction to complement my visual work. I believe that every frame tells a story, and every story deserves to be told—whether through a camera, a written piece, or a combination of both.