A small child sits on a fallen log with a red balloon and stuffed Winnie the Pooh toy in a moody forest setting.
A person in olive green clothing holds a flower while standing in a moody hillside landscape under stormy clouds.
A couple sits together on a curb outside a storefront during a casual evening out on the town.
A child in overalls splashes through puddles on a dirt path after the rain.
A tender moment captured between loved ones in a golden dried grass field on a gentle hillside.
Two people lying on ground with heads together in casual denim and white clothing.
A person in a burgundy sweater and hat blows on dried wildflowers in an autumn field during golden hour.
Couple in casual autumn attire sharing an intimate moment outside a rustic cafe with decorative iron gates.
Small baby in gray onesie being cradled and comforted by caring hands on soft surface.
A softball player slides into base on a dirt field with bright yellow softballs nearby during game action.
A couple holds up a plaid blanket in an arch shape while a small child runs underneath on a misty hillside.
Young child in a beige cardigan and floral dress stands in a golden field at sunset, looking up with a gentle smile.
A couple in wedding attire embraces on a dirt road with white fences and mountains in the background.
A drummer sits at a drum kit on a dirt path overlooking mountainous terrain on a cloudy day.
A small child in a red sweater sits thoughtfully on a bright red tire against a weathered wall.
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My Philosophy

Photography is Poetry

Each moment of life is a miracle and a mystery. When I had my boys, I want to preserve every detail of their stories. My camera became the vehicle to capture their tales, be it beautiful, messy, simple or haunting. I wanted to capture what was authentic. With my camera in hand, I saw many other stories which were begging to be told. It is with this passion of storytelling that I strive to capture the splendor of life, movement, darkness, and light. The camera is my pen to write your story.

See My Work

“There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment.”