BEFORE I ever PHOTOGRAPHED MOTHERHOOD, I learned to HOLD SPACE for it.
behind the lensFor years before I stepped behind the camera, I worked alongside mothers as a birth doula — witnessing some of life’s most tender, fleeting, and transformative moments. It taught me to pay attention to the small things: connection, movement, touch, and all the beauty that exists in the in-between.
Motherhood only deepened that instinct. I know how quickly these seasons change — the tiny hands, the wild toddler years, the way your babies fit into your arms right now. Photography became my way of holding onto a little bit of it.
My work is warm, nostalgic, honest, and rooted in connection. I’m less interested in perfect poses and more interested in what’s real — the way your family loves, plays, moves, and belongs together. My hope is that years from now, your photographs won’t just show you what this season looked like. They’ll remind you exactly how it felt.
MY PHILOSOPHY
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PresenceThe moments that matter most are usually the ones you couldn’t plan.
I want you to be where you are, with the people you love, while I pay attention to everything unfolding around you
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ConnectionI’m less interested in perfect poses and more interested in what feels like you. The way your baby settles into your chest, your toddler reaches for your hand, the way you naturally love on each other—that’s what I’m looking for.
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HONESTYYour life doesn’t need to look perfect to be worth remembering. Messy hair, lived-in homes, tears, belly laughs and all. I want your photographs to feel honest to this season, because someday that’s exactly what you’ll want back.
the roots Behind babyloveThe heart BEHIND the WORK.
I came to photography through birth work. After years of supporting families as a doula and childbirth educator, I found myself drawn to documenting the same moments I had spent so much time witnessing — the anticipation, the tenderness, the chaos, and all of the tiny details you don’t realize you’ll miss until they’re gone.
Becoming a mother myself only deepened that. I know how quickly these seasons change, and how much the ordinary pieces of them end up meaning.
Photography became another way for me to hold space for families — not by making things look perfect, but by preserving them as they really felt.
let's connectBEGIN your STORY
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