I’ve been taking photos ever since I was first introduced to my Grandpa Ed’s in-home dark room as a young girl. The moment I picked up his old Canon camera, I was inspired to document the subtle moments of life before they became a fleeting memory.

I got my professional start working in Communications for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. I documented the range of emotion’s children were experiencing through the lens of my camera to share the hope that can exist during the most trying of times. That is when I truly fell in love with documenting children, families, and events.

To me, nostalgia is everything. I have traveled the world and collected countless experiences. However, it is the memories of my childhood — days spent with my family at home — that bring me the most warmth and comfort. Looking back at those moments, captured in old photographs, I’m reminded of the joy that shaped me.

That is why I choose to specialize in in-home photography. Your home is a main character in your families story.

Capturing these memories is what inspires my work today: the drive to preserve the beauty in everyday life and help others hold on to moments of joy.