ABout ME!

Hey, I’m Enzo! I’m a beginner sports photographer based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a freshman at UNLV studying Psychology. I started getting into photography because I enjoy sports and wanted to capture the moments that make every game exciting. What started as a hobby has turned into something I genuinely enjoy doing, and I’m excited to keep learning and see where it takes me.

I mainly enjoy capturing the action, emotions, and energy of sports. From big plays and celebrations to the little moments that happen throughout a game, I like being able to freeze those moments in time. For me, photography isn’t just about taking a good picture. It’s about capturing a moment that athletes, teams, and fans can look back on and remember.

Right now, I shoot with a Canon EOS R100 and an RF 75–300mm lens. I’m still learning and improving with every game I photograph, whether that means experimenting with camera settings, trying different angles, or working on my editing. I know I still have a lot to learn, but that’s one of the things I enjoy most about photography. There’s always something new to try and a way to get better.

As I continue building my portfolio, I want to photograph more sports, gain experience, and meet more people in the sports and photography community. In the future, one of my biggest goals is to join a sports organization, college athletics program, university media team, or another organization where I can work in sports photography or media. I’d love to get the chance to cover games, work alongside other photographers, and be part of a team that creates content for athletes and fans.

For now, I’m focused on improving my skills, taking on new opportunities, and enjoying the process of growing as a photographer. Every game is a chance to learn something new, capture something different, and get one step closer to where I want to be.