I’ve always been drawn to the parts of us that usually go unnoticed.

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Long before I picked up a professional camera, my "why" was the same: I wanted to make people feel seen. Whether I was loudly advocating for mental health to destroy the stigma around our internal lives, or creating art on a canvas to process the world around me, I’ve spent my life learning how to hold space for the truth. I've had the privledge of working on so many exciting projects with beautiful people and each and every one of them connects me deeper into that purpouse. 

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I’m a SAIT BBA Graduate with a background in Marketing and hold my professional photography certification, but my real education came from life. I realized that time moves too fast to only focus on being "perfect." I wanted a way to freeze the quiet magic that happens in between the big milestones. The messy, beautiful, and authentic rhythm that makes you, you.

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Why I do this I don't do stiff poses or forced smiles. I’m not interested in a version of you that doesn't exist; I’m interested in the version that your favorite people see. I believe photography is a form of protection, a way to guard the memories of how a specific season of your life actually felt. As someone who has struggled with their own memory, I know deeper then most how important capturing these moments are. 

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Life outside the frame

 

When I’m not documenting stories, I’m usually deep in my own creative world. I’m a painter, a writer currently working on my first book, and a fierce advocate for the reality of mental health. I believe in being real, even when it’s loud, and I bring that same honesty to our sessions. I read oracle cards and LOVE being in the water whenever I possibly can (although living in Calgary only gives me so many months of the year to do that!)

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I’m not just a person with a camera. I’m a creative partner who is here to witness your story and reflect it back to you with heart. You show up as you are, and together, we’ll make sure you never forget how extraordinary this moment was.