Behind the lens & From the heart

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been captivated by art and the unique creations that God placed on this earth. Before I ever picked up a camera, I spent over 10 years painting with acrylics, and my painter’s eye still shapes the way I see the world today. Somewhere along the way, I realized how much I loved being behind the camera, and that love has grown with every single session. Photography never felt like a job to me. It’s something I care deeply about, because I get to step into people’s lives, hear their stories, and preserve beautiful moments with every shutter.

I studied Psychology at Texas A&M because I’ve always found people fascinating, and I genuinely love getting to know others on a deeper level. That’s a huge part of why I do what I do. I was also incredibly lucky to be mentored by former presidential photographer Lisa Trenary, and I’ve had my work published in Eating for Life by Teri Secrest, which was such a meaningful milestone for me.

More than anything, my faith is what grounds me. I’m a follower of Jesus, and I try to live by John 3:30: “He must increase, but I must decrease.” It’s a reminder that this work isn’t really about me, it’s about the people and the stories in front of my lens. And I don’t take that lightly. There are moments when I’m editing a session and have to pause because I get emotional thinking about how special it is to help someone hold onto their memories forever.

I feel incredibly grateful that God’s path led me here, and it would be an honor to capture a story that matters to you.