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 dreamt of becoming a famous portrait photographer in hopes to see my work in magazines. Now that magazines are practically obsolete, I certainly am not on track to achieving that fame. I'm okay with that though. I've come to realize that 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; with family, with our loves, and with ourselves. These are the quiet joys I appreciate as time slips by like the hourglass of sand.

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Simplicity is key and the approach that I always strive for. I don't like to over pose because, to be honest, it feels fabricated and unrealistic and takes away from those fleeting moments we all love. I enjoy watching those moments unfold, letting love flow naturally, and just letting humans be humans. I care to notice these slivers of time and I will always take pride in that.