“By eighth grade, I became known as ‘the camera guy,’” . He began photographing a variety of sporting events, even learning the ins-and-outs of basketball, volleyball, and football in order to anticipate the shots. His photos span masses, graduations, dances, community service, and many other Maryknoll events. He has even partnered with one of his mentors, former Maryknoll technology teacher Mr. Christopher Coats, to do side-gigs as a wedding and portrait photographer, earning enough money to purchase new cameras and equipment to better his photos’ signature look of soft light with some pop. He currently uses a Canon 1D X Mark II and Canon 5D Mark III. “I often get a text before an event asking, ‘Can you be here?’” says Kyle. “If I am available, I always go. After an event, I will sometimes get a text, ‘Did you get a shot of [this event]?’ I try to take as many pictures of all the different events and people as possible. I have become the photo bank.” That passion for capturing the moment along with his strong work ethic have led Kyle to view Maryknoll from a variety of lenses.