- ABOUT -

I SAY YES TO THINGS THAT SCARE ME, SPEAK FLUENT EMOJI AND THINK POPCORN TASTES BETTER WHEN IT'S SHARED

I LOOOOVE experiences!!! I'll drive an hour out of the way for the perfect donut or fly across the country to surprise a friend! My favorite nights are spent in my sisters' kitchen laughing 'til our makeup runs or going on a spontaneous adventure with a friend! Most days, you'll find me dancing in the car, reading cookbooks,

trying new makeup and referencing 1960's pop culture.  I say yes to things that scare me, speak fluent emoji, and think popcorn tastes better when it's shared.  
I LOVE this life I get to live and asking you about yours!

- MY STYLE -

"I BELIEVE EVERYONE IS PHOTOGENIC"

I believe that everyone is photogenic and the most beautiful emotion is a genuine one.  It's my goal to help my subjects relax, stand tall in their own skin, dance a little and laugh a lot!  I love creating a safe and comfortable space that lets me capture you at your best!

My approach to a shoot is combining both fine art and editorial styles. I photograph in a way to capture the important moments but will also style and direct posing, in order to create both beautiful images while telling a timeless story.

 
 
I wanted to share this sneak peek of a moment that I LOVED from yesterday’s shoot. The moment little Jolie snuggled up to her mom, (@kramergirl) she just relaxed into her and I thought, “We all want that person that lets you just relax i
I spent the morning shooting the @royalandreese collection with @kramergirl! I was sooo honored to be asked. 🖤 Thanks for capturing me capturing them @tarabauman + @kaitlawson_ 😉
You probably suffer from RBF (Resting Bi*ch Face) if you’ve had people say to you, “Did you know that it takes more muscles to frown ☚ī¸ than to smile?! 😄 You should smile!” 🙄 To which I like to respond, “Yeah...I would...but
Do you have a favorite summer time food or drink that immediately brings back a memory??? ☀ī¸ Popcorn + Suntea = Summers at Grandpa and Grandma’s. I remember standing in the laundry room with my Grandpa. I’d stare at the Stir Crazy popco