Fast forward to today, I work full time as a nurse, a role that has been just as formative in shaping how I move through the world. Nursing has taught me presence, care, and how quickly life can shift in ways you never expect. It’s a profession of people - in witnessing, in understanding how deeply meaningful even the smallest moments can become. That awareness has never left me, and it continues to influence everything I create behind the camera.

Photography, for me, is an equally important but entirely different expression of that same attentiveness. It found its way into my life in my early 20's through self-portraiture—quietly at first—and became a space where I began to understand both vulnerability and observation from both sides of the lens.

I know what it feels like to be in front of a camera & wonder how you're being seen. I also know what it means to recognize someone else in that moment & to create an environment where they feel they can soften, settle, & simply exist as their most magical self. That understanding shapes the way I work with every person I photograph.



Whether I'm documenting a portrait session, a relationship, a creative brand, or a meaningful milestone, my intention is never to create perfection or moments that feel overly posed. It's to create photographs that feel honest & alive with the reality of the moment. The wind moving through hair. A laugh that wasn't planned. A stolen glance. The quiet in between moments that are the real poetry of life.

Those are the pieces of a story I'm most drawn to preserving.