I loved taking pictures long before photography became my business. Life moves fast, and photographs gave me a way to go back and remember each milestone.
In 2020, my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. The pictures we had already taken suddenly meant something different. He passed away in October 2025, and I am grateful for every photoshoot we have done.
Some of those days live on for me in those pictures.
What my family went through gave me a deeper understanding of why these images matter. When I photograph your family, I’m looking for more than a perfect pose. I want to capture how you are together right now—the expressions, the closeness, and the little moments that feel like you.
I take the craft just as seriously as the memories. Every year, I continue learning and refining my work in posing, lighting, and editing. I use professional Canon cameras and studio lighting, and I edit each image myself. Your family deserves photographs made with all the care and skill I can give.
