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.

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.