I’ve always worn many hats — a collector of hobbies and creative pursuits.
Photography is the one hat that has stayed on for over a decade, grounding me through every season of life.

Although I began photographing long before I became a mother, this work has woven itself naturally into our family. Creating my own schedule allows us to homeschool our children and stay closely connected — something that is deeply important to me.

Photography doesn’t pull me away from my life.
It lives inside it.

In my free time, you’ll often find me fishing, paddleboarding, snowboarding, thrifting, foraging, or gathering with friends. My camera is almost always nearby — present in both work and play. I’m constantly observing light, movement, and connection.

While I had carried a camera for years, it was the combination of watching my children grow so quickly and running a brief handmade crochet business that pushed me to take photography more seriously.

That turning point was ten years ago.

Since then, photography has grown alongside my family — evolving into the work I’m honored to share today.