With over two decades behind the camera, I bring a refined eye and an editorial approach to portraiture. My background in fine art and storytelling allows me to capture more than beauty, I photograph presence, strength, and truth.
This brand was born from a deep belief: that portraiture should feel both elevated and personal. Every image I create is intentional, honest, and entirely yours, a timeless reflection of your legacy.
Every woman carries a story
layered, luminous, and deeply her own. Whether you’re standing at the threshold of motherhood or simply reclaiming your space in the narrative, your portrait is a declaration of who you are in this season of life.
From our first conversation to the final reveal, I guide you through a tailored, thoughtful experience that honors your essence and elevates the way you see yourself.
I wasn’t the girl whose dad owned a cool camera. Or a family darkroom passed down through generations. I didn’t grow up developing negatives with my grandfather or documenting family vacations on film. In truth, my only early brush with photography was giving pretend speeches using old slides from my grandmother’s collection
In 2005, I was convinced I’d become a psychologist — a forensic one, actually, like on Criminal Minds. I enrolled in all the right courses and followed the path until I had to choose an elective. The options were clay modeling or photography. I wasn’t much for sculpting, but photography sounded interesting.
I spent hours in the darkroom, mesmerized. Then one afternoon, driving home from class, it hit me: "I want to be a photographer."
I changed my major to Fine Art that same day. And just like that, a photographer was born.
When I am not photographing the beauty of Maternity and Motherhood, I am being a mother myself to my four children at home. I love reading and have an in-home library. I love crafting and going to the park with my children and snuggling at home with my three doggies.
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