Lo is short for Lozancich. You get extra brownie points if you can pronounce it right. I’m originally from the Sacramento area and stumbled into the outdoor world when I saw my first-ever Warren Miller movie in college. Until then, I knew nothing about couloirs, summits, and stoke. Quite honestly, I don’t remember much about the movie. Instead, I couldn't stop thinking about how someone was behind the lens of all this.

Unable to shake that thought, I dropped out of college and moved to Truckee, California, hoping to make that crazy dream a reality. Pursuing that goal, I interned with Freehub Magazine and worked at Teton Gravity Research for three and a half years, honing my skills with major brands in the outdoor industry and an array of high-caliber athletes. I also returned to school and received an A.A. in photography from Sierra College and a B.A. in Visual Communication from Seattle Pacific University.

In 2022, I launched my own freelance photography business. Through photography, painting, and film, I blur the lines between documentary and fine art to create compelling visual narratives. I also currently work as the Photo Editor at The Ski Journal, where I combine my love of print and visual storytelling to help craft the quarterly coffee table journal.

I now call Western Massachusetts home, where I also teach skiing and mountain biking, sharing my passion for the outdoors with others.