Hello, my name is McKale, though many refer to me as Kale. I am the founder of Distorted Visuals, where I specialize in photography and videography. My passion for these art forms originated from my interest in cars. While car photography may seem like a niche area, for me, it is a way of life.

I am deeply committed to my craft, and I believe that this dedication is essential for any creator in the subjective realm of digital media. Over time, my interests have expanded into the cinematic arts, and I continuously strive for the perfect shot, embracing the challenge of surpassing my previous work.

I was not particularly interested in cars during my childhood—I wasn’t a Fast and Furious fan, a HotWheels collector, nor did I own any supercar-themed school supplies. My passion for automobiles developed later in life. At the age of 16, I saved enough money to purchase my “dream car”: a rusted 2003 Jeep Wrangler.

It was with this vehicle that my appreciation for cars truly blossomed. The more I learned, the more I realized how much there was to discover. These machines are not merely symbols of status; for true enthusiasts, they are unique entities that reflect the owner’s taste, character, and personality.

As an artist, my goal is to capture vehicles in a way that is both unique and passionate. In an ever-evolving world, I recognize the importance of adapting my approach to provide clients with a modern yet tasteful aesthetic for their personal artwork. I am continually seeking ways to enhance my craft and am profoundly grateful for the opportunities to share my work with a wider audience.

While much of my portfolio is rooted in the automotive industry, I am eager to explore new projects and expand my knowledge and expertise. Thank you all for your continued support; I truly could not do this without you!