Art has always been a part of my identity. My early years were filled with drawing and lots of writing. But I set most of that aside as I entered adulthood. I married young and had a string of admin roles early in my career.

At 23 I had my first baby and soon after purchased my first digital SLR camera. Motherhood rekindled my desire to create. My second son was born just 20 months later and I found myself driven by an overwhelming need to preserve the beautiful, fleeting moments of life with my children. Those early photographs, taken in the quiet chaos of new motherhood, are now some of my most cherished images.

As my interest in photography grew, I immersed myself in all things photography online, trying to learn how to create photos like the photographers whose work I admired. I spent a lot of time reading photography blogs, honing my technical skills, and sharing my work through social media. What began as a personal project quickly evolved into a professional path, as friends began hiring me for portraits. For several years, I focused exclusively on family photography, building a reputation for capturing authentic, connection-driven images.

My career took a new direction when a boutique owner asked me to photograph her products. That opportunity introduced me to the world of commercial photography, and I discovered a new creative outlet, one that combined my artistic eye with an understanding of branding and visual storytelling. From there, I expanded into photographing apparel, lifestyle campaigns, and corporate headshots for professionals and companies looking to elevate their visual presence.

Today, I specialize in family portraiture, commercial photography, professional headshots and boudoir. My work is grounded in storytelling and built on trust. What began as a personal creative outlet has grown into a fulfilling career, one that allows me to connect with people and help them tell their story through beautiful, intentional imagery.