I picked up my first camera as a teenager, but what I fell in love with was never just photography, it was the way a single image could hold a feeling, a memory, a moment that would never happen again.

That fascination led me to study Fine Art Photography and to spend the last 16 years telling love stories with intention, emotional depth, and an editorial eye. My work is rooted in presence, in noticing the subtle, fleeting moments that give a story its soul.

At the heart of it all is my faith. I believe God is present in the quiet, sacred moments — in the way hands find each other, in tears, in laughter, in vows whispered softly. I pray over my work and my couples, asking for guidance, peace and clarity as I step into one of the most meaningful days of their lives.

Beyond the lens, I’m a mother, a romantic, and someone who believes deeply in the power of being fully here. That belief shapes how I photograph weddings. I don’t rush what’s unfolding. I don’t force moments. I hold space for what’s real — and guide it gently into something beautiful.

Over the years, my work has been published and recognized across the country and abroad. But what matters most to me is this: creating images that feel alive, honest, and enduring — photographs that become part of a family’s history.

This isn’t just photography to me, it’s a way of honoring love, memory, and the moments that become part of who you are.