I’m an independent photographer who loves both the candid and the intentional.
From portraits, to events, to community stories, I create photographs that feel authentic and artfully considered.
To me, photography has always been about more than documentation — it’s a way of turning everyday life into something lasting.
Portraits
Honest, editorial-inspired images that feel like you.
Events
Documenting energy, connection, and the details that matter.
Businesses & Brands
Visual storytelling that captures the heart of your work.
Alongside commissioned work, I set aside time for projects that serve the community or amplify meaningful causes. Think of it as my version of pro bono photography — creative work for the public good.
I’m here for the portraits, events, and stories you want remembered.
Photography has been a constant in my life since childhood, when I staged mock magazine editorials with my sister as my model. Over the years, I’ve chased my curiosity into many kinds of work — families, weddings, long-term partnerships with bloggers, food photography for recipe e-books, live music, community events, portraits, and more. That variety and experience has fulfilled me and resulted in my well-rounded and adaptable approach.
I draw inspiration from people in their element, from the light that transforms a space, from time spent outdoors, from interiors that reflect a life well-lived, and from books that open my mind. For me, photography is a way to connect all of these things — people, places, and the details that make them unforgettable.
Being a photographer isn’t just what I do when I’m hired — it’s who I am at heart. I’m always pausing for the small moments. It brings me joy.
In my free-time, in addition to photography, I am a big reader, writer, a novice book podcaster, movie-goer, live music enthusiast, scrabble aficionado, foodie, dog parent of two shih tzus, and casual bike rider. My husband and I are thinking about joining the local bike club - haven't committed yet... will they accept me and my retro romcom-esque bike? I also work a full-time job in healthcare.
Polish the present moment.
