My love for photography began at 15, when I got my first camera and took it everywhere. I photographed everything—moments, details, ordinary life—because I was drawn to the stories unfolding around me. I dreamed of turning that passion into a career, but at the time, I didn’t quite know how. I remember discovering a book on photojournalism and being completely captivated by the images. I knew then that storytelling was what mattered most to me—but I also knew I wanted to tell stories of connection, not events or strangers. Fast forward 20 years, an interior design career, and three kids later, and I’ve found my way back to that first love.

Today, my work is rooted in storytelling—capturing the details that make your family yours. The messy, beautiful, in-between moments. The quiet connections, big personalities, and real relationships that often go unnoticed but mean everything. I believe the most meaningful photographs are the ones that feel honest and lived-in, not posed or perfect.

I’ve spent much of my life working with children in many different roles and they have always been my favorite subject. I connect easily with kids, meet them where they are, and create a space where they can simply be themselves.