Nathan is a wildlife and documentary photographer, filmmaker, conservationist, and student, currently studying photography and journalism at Drexel University. His work investigates the relationship between humans and the environment, and the history of land we live on. He shoots stills across a wide range of analog and digital formats, including 4×5 film, and films wildlife on a Canon R5. Through long-form documentary projects, he explores how ecosystems and communities are shaped by environmental issues, conservation, and the lasting impact of industry. He isn't afraid to get his hands dirty, often working in remote, rugged, and physically demanding environments to tell stories that matter.

Some of his recent and ongoing projects include, Saumon de la Malbaie, an educational conservation documentary he directed, shot, and is currently editing, about Atlantic salmon in the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec, and Sleeping Beast: The Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Plant, a 4×5 film project exploring a former Philadelphia titan of industry, which was recognized with a 2026 Photographic Society of America Scholarship. He also currently works as a photojournalist for The Triangle, Drexel University's student newspaper, while continuing to pursue personal documentary projects focused on conservation and the evolving relationship between humans and the environments we live in.