I believe photography should tell a story, but not all photography is done for some grand occasion, like a wedding. Most photography is done simply because you want to capture that moment in time- whether that's a certain age, certain people, or a certain place. As life goes on, we tend to forget about those seemingly insignificant moments if they're not captured or saved. We forget how we felt, what we looked like, and what was important to us during that time. That's where photography comes in. That's where I come in.

Prompts, not poses.

This ain't your 1999 Sears photoshoot (but we can do one if you want). I believe in taking real photos. Your hair was a mess because your partner attacked you with kisses? Love it. Your kid got a little dirty while playing outside before your shoot? EVEN BETTER. The laughs, the silly faces- I love bringing the raw and real moments into the light. They're not imperfections, they're us. They're the proof that we're human and they deserve to be seen just as much, if not more, as a neat, perfect smile does!