I first picked up a camera because it was something I shared with my late father. What started as a way to spend time together slowly became a lifelong way of noticing the quiet, beautiful moments around me. Photography gave me permission to pause, to look closely, and to capture the kind of fleeting details that often go unnoticed.

For me, photography isn’t about stiff poses or perfect lighting. It’s about connection—the kind of photos that make you stop, smile, and remember how you felt in that moment. I believe the best photographs don’t just show what something looked like; they carry the emotion of the memory itself.

When I photograph families, my goal is to create images that help you hold onto the small, in-between moments: the laughter, the warmth, the comfort of simply being together. Years from now, I want you to be able to look back and feel the love of that season all over again.

My approach is rooted in simplicity, presence, and authenticity. I want every client to feel comfortable, at ease, and included—because the more relaxed you are, the more your true self shines through.

I’ll be the first to admit I’m not chasing flawless. I’m chasing real. It’s not the perfect pose or the polished backdrop that matters most—it’s the way a photo can freeze an authentic connection that might otherwise slip away.

If this is the kind of memory you want captured, I’d love to create something meaningful with you.