Because life is

I’ve always been in love with the power of photographs. As a kid, I’d spend hours flipping through family albums, and by college, I was the friend who documented everything—long before everyone had a camera in their pocket!

But photography took on a whole new meaning when I lost my dad suddenly , a few weeks, before my wedding. Losing someone you love makes life so bittersweet. On one hand, it pushes me to live fully and soak in every moment. On the other, I carry the constant reminder that tomorrow isn’t promised and life can change in the blink of an eye. After my dad passed, I pored over every single photograph of him—baby pictures, prom pictures, snapshots of my tiny self sitting on his knee. Those photos became everything to me—the only tangible pieces of him I had left. That experience shaped the way I see photography: as a way to preserve love, connection, and the fleeting moments that mean the most.

When my daughters were born, that desire deepened. I wanted them to have proof—not just of what life looked like, but how it felt to be loved and cherished. Photography became my love language and my way of telling stories when words fall short.

Now that my kids are older, they don't love being followed around by a camera anymore...so my focus has shifted—but my passion for capturing life’s most meaningful moments hasn’t. Whether it’s the joy of a growing family, the excitement of senior year, or the love shared between two people, I want to document these memories so you can hold onto them forever.

MY WHY

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