I've been drawn to creativity since I was a toddler. I picked up photography in high school, though at the time I was actually planning on going into nursing. My senior year of high school I went through a traumatic brain injury, and after that, I  knew I wanted to do something that brought me real joy. Photography was it.

I  know what it's like to lose precious memories-

After experiencing a traumatic brain injury, I became really aware of how fragile memories can be. Moments that felt completely solid can just fade. That's not something you expect until it happens to you. I know what it's like to lose pieces of your own life, and I don't take lightly that couples trust me to document one of the biggest days of theirs. So when I'm shooting, I'm paying attention to all of it. Whether it's a quiet look between you two, or the way someone laughs when they're not thinking about it, I want to get it. You shouldn't have to worry about forgetting your own day.

Photography isn't just a job for me;
it's my passion.