I was born to tell stories.
I believe each of us is called to this earth for a reason. As for me? I was called to create.
I'm naturally a dreamer and always have one foot in the next project before I finish the last whether its adding brushstrokes to a fresh canvas, planning my next adventure, starting a new romantasy book, or creating artful memories for my darling clients.
I do not believe creatives should have to narrow down their niche to just one area - because what would my photography be without my color theory as a painter, or my client communication without studying the poets?
In the end, we all become stories.
So if you are a dreamer like me, it would be my pleasure to create a masterpiece worthy of your legacy.
Helping people feel comfortable is not only my priority, but the number one leading review I get from past clients.
You of course will rave over your gallery, but at the end of the day, you spend more time with your photographer than anyone else at your wedding. So it is important to have one that not only knows your "good side," but also feels like another built in bridesmaid you can spill the tea with.
After the hustle of being a traveling wedding photographer, I enjoy the little things in life.
I enjoy baking bread, gardening, drawing and painting, playing with my doggos, reading about dragons, cheering on Notre Dame, playing volleyball, and marathons over the latest binge-worthy shows on Netflix.
If we end up working together, you will most likely hear me quote The Office, Friends, or New Girl at least once.
I feel most inspired in the middle of an art museum. Don't get me wrong, Pinterest is a great tool, but I truly believe the reason my work feels so genuine to me is because I do not study other photographer's work for inspiration.
In fact when I walk into a museum, the last thing I want to look at is the photography. I go straight to the paintings and study how they portrayed the light and shadows, and how they used color theory to make their subjects glow.
When I need to practice composition, I will capture different angles of the greek statues to see how many shots I can make interesting with that one still pose the subject is forever carved in.
I focus on studying the masters of the arts so that my imagery feels like more than just another standard wedding photo.
I met my husband, Reece, during our freshman year of college. We grew up in the same county but it took us moving to college, him dropping out, both of us dating the wrong people, and me planning to move out of state before ever reconnecting.
We dated for 7 months before he asked me to be his wife! We became one at the alter during the pandemic in April of 2020 with only our best friends and family members. Our story has had so many bumps in the road, but it is beautifully ours.
Due to the pandemic, our venue closed on us 5 days before our wedding, my LA based photographer couldn't fly in, the florals from overseas never arrived, and our guest list had to be less than 20! In the moment, this felt so overwhelming, but now looking back I truly believe it was a testament to our love. We are in this for the good and rough times together. Peep the photo of me as a bride taking portraits of my husband on our wedding day.
Now, I cherish telling your love stories through an empathetic lens. I know how it feels, and I want you to remember that feeling forever.