Growing up on our family flower farm laid the foundation for how I see the world. Those early days—helping in the vegetable garden, gathering fresh eggs, and running barefoot through fields—taught me to appreciate authentic moments and natural beauty. Surrounded by creative women, especially my mom who introduced me to sewing, knitting, and countless crafts, I developed an eye for artistry that now defines my photography. As a mother to my three-year-old daughter Irelyn, I understand how quickly precious moments pass and the importance of capturing them honestly. My approach is rooted in organic storytelling—creating intentional, artful imagery that feels genuinely like you. I believe in photographing the magic of human connection in environments that inspire, which is why I offer sessions at my unique Barn116 flower farm. Here, among blooming fields reminiscent of my childhood, we'll create images that aren't just photos, but authentic reflections of who you truly are.
My journey into photography began as a personal creative outlet during a challenging time in my life—a practice that ultimately reconnected me with myself. What started as a simple hobby gradually blossomed into the business you see today. My greatest muse? My daughter. Having experienced firsthand how quickly time passes with little ones, I've developed a particular passion for family and motherhood photography. Growing up, I reluctantly participated in yearly family photoshoots my mother insisted upon. Today, I treasure those images and am deeply grateful for her persistence. This is the gift I hope to give others—photographs that capture fleeting moments and serve as lasting reminders of your family's unique journey and inner beauty