about me

I’ve had a thing with memory for as long as I can remember.

I’ve always felt that every chapter in life is essential to the full story, and it’s always concerned me that people don’t seem to remember aspects of their life the way they wish they did.

I feel so thankful to have been gifted my first DSLR camera in seventh grade. I’ve had many since, and I’ve carried them with me everywhere. Through middle school, high school, and young adulthood, I was always known as that girl lugging around a big camera. Because of that, I now have a well-documented life and so many memories forever preserved.

Through photographs, I’m able to revisit moments I might not have otherwise reflected on — all the little details that don’t live vividly in my mind but still exist within the image. That’s really what fuels my fire when it comes to photography. I want people to be able to remember the little things — the stinker face their two-year-old made when they asked him to smile, or how the wind moved the shadows to dance across their wedding tables.

Moments don’t last forever, but memories can. I have a sentimental heart, probably more than most, but I absolutely adore capturing memories, documenting fleeting moments, and creating art that allows people to hold onto them forever.