My love for photography began at the young age of 13. Back when photographers were few and far between, Instagram was just becoming popular, and most inspiration was sourced from Tumblr. I started humbly in the backyard of my parents house where the plants and trees were my models. I graduated from plants and trees and began taking photos of my friends...all.the.time. At that point, I dreamed of being a famous portrait photographer one day, hoping to see my work in magazines. Now magazines are practically obsolete, and I certainly never became famous. I'm okay with that though. I realized I thrive more in the simplicity of being a human. I see moments that seem like "just another Tuesday" and I capture them. I love that about myself. The ability to see the small, simple, and beautiful. After the pregnancy and birth of my son in 2023, I realized that simple really is better. We all start so innocent and simple, but those are the moments that matter the most at the end of day. The moments with family, the moments with our loves, and the moments with ourselves. These are the quiet joys I appreciate as time slips by like the hourglass of sand we sit and watch silently. 

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I bring this simple approach to my sessions. I don't like to over pose because to be honest, it feels fabricated and unrealistic to those simple moments we all love. I enjoy sitting back and watching moments unfold, love connect, and humans be humans. I notice these slivers of time.