Photography has always felt like a way for me to slow life down. I’m drawn to the stillness of a moment—how a single frame can hold so much emotion, texture, and truth. What started as a creative outlet quickly became something more meaningful: a way to preserve the fleeting, tender, real parts of life that often go unnoticed.
I love this life — the joy, the chaos, the softness in between — and getting to preserve those fleeting moments is something I’ll never take for granted. It’s a privilege to witness real life unfold, and even more of one to give it back in photographs that last.
This career for me was one of those "let's wing it and see what happens" sort of things - except that was forever ago and I'm living the dream that 21 year old me conjured up. I remember thinking "wow what if I was for real photographing 2025 weddings one day and I was like, legit".
Thankful is such a huge understatement - but I'm thankful for this life, for my clients, for my future clients, and all of the adventures and love stories I have had the honor to hold still.