I believe the moments that matter most are the ones that don’t ask to be documented.
The way your child leans into you without thinking.
The laughter that comes out of nowhere.
The quiet, ordinary parts of your life that, somehow, become everything.
That’s what I’m here to notice.
My work is focused on the theme of belonging—what it looks like when nobody is performing, when people are fully themselves, and when connection happens naturally. Whether I’m photographing your family, your wedding day, or your senior year, the goal is the same: images that feel lived in, familiar, and true.
Here's why you can trust your memories with me:
Photographing people is inherently intimate and vulnerable.
It’s vulnerable to be seen, to want photos that feel like you, that reflect your people the way you experience them every day.
I understand that weight.
Because I’m a mom, too. I know how quickly things change. I know what it feels like to want to hold onto a season while you’re still in it.
That’s why I photograph families the way I hope someone photographs mine:
honest, relaxed, a little messy, and full of life.
I don’t believe in stiff poses or forced smiles. My job is to create space for you to show up as you are—messy, joyful, quiet, loud—whatever your love looks like. Because the best photos aren’t perfect, they’re honest. And those are the ones you’ll want to hold onto forever.
I'm a wife to dan, and mama to Hank and Willa.
My favorite family ritual is our sunday mornings.
My first years were in the wedding business.