Where it all began.

Before photography, I worked in healthcare, providing home health care to patients. I spent my days in quiet spaces — homes filled with a lifetime of stories, faces that held decades of emotion, moments that felt deeply human and fleeting.

I learned two things there:

how powerful presence and communication are, and how devastating it feels to be treated like a number.

That experience defines how I run my business.

My approach.

I am both an artist and a hired professional.

Clients come to me for my documentary eye — for imagery that feels intimate, emotional, and honest. But I also understand the responsibility that comes with being trusted to document someone’s story. I guide gently, pay attention to insecurities, and ensure every gallery includes both artistry and timeless images meant to last generations.

If my clients don’t feel beautiful in their images, I haven’t done my job.