I had always been interested in photography itself, but I never had the chance to get my hands on a camera until my senior year of high school. I shot everything from my high school jazz band, to my best friends, even the random fire hydrant down the street.

What I found in those photos - the smiles, the laughs, people getting lost in the moment - inspired me more than really anything else ever had. I knew from then on that this was what I was meant to do. 

Photography isn't just something i love, 
it's my passion.

Once I posted some of my work, people slowly started reaching out asking me to take their photos. I was so excited but so nervous, I had no idea what I was doing, but I trusted my gut and learned by shooting as much as possible. By the end of the summer, I had accidentally started my own photography business, the best accident of my life. 

That was 2 summers ago now (oh how time flies) but I’ve learned so much about myself since then. I learned that I love getting to know people, their stories, and being able to authentically capture them through storytelling imagery. I learned the power of editing and how it can change the mood and tone of a photo. And I learned that running a photography business is a lot harder than you think (what a crazy thought.)

My life has become so much different than I thought it would be, but I’m very grateful for where I’m at and equally grateful for the people who continue to support me directly and from the sidelines (you’re awesome!) I cannot wait to continue this journey I’m on and to keep telling stories through my lens.

Being able to authentically capture them through                                            is one of my favorite parts of what I do.

I love getting to know people and hearing their stories.

Storytelling Imagery

Being able to authentically capture them through

is one of my favorite parts of what i do.