Photography came back into my life in 2019 after my daughter was born. I was struggling pretty heavily with PPD and needed something that felt like mine again, something that made me happy outside of just surviving the day to day. I kept thinking about how many hours I spent in high school taking photos, editing them late at night, and loving every second of it, so I picked up my mom’s old camera and started documenting my family. What started as an outlet pretty quickly became something I couldn’t imagine my life without.

Now I spend my days documenting weddings, couples, families, and all the beautifully chaotic seasons in between. I’m drawn to imagery that feels real and full of life. The movement, the emotion, the tiny details people don’t realize matter until years later. One of my clients once described my work as “emotionally sticky,” and honestly that’s probably the best way anyone has ever put it. I want your photos to stay with you. The kind that make your chest tighten a little when you look back at them because you can still remember exactly how that moment felt.