My love for photography began in 2018 in college, when I picked up a Canon AE-1 manual film camera. As a Fine Art major, I finally married two loves: photography and art. The manual process gave me the joy of tangibility and endless room for playful experimentation.

The heart of my work is rooted in that fine arts background. Every session I create is customized to the person in front of the lens—no cookie-cutter poses, only moments and compositions made just for you.

I guide each project from first click to finished print. I photograph, develop, and hand-print your images in the darkroom, applying technical care and an artist’s eye at every step. There’s something magical about sharing a physical print—the texture, the tone, the history in the grain—and I love watching people connect with the art we’ve made together.

When I’m not behind the camera, I’m making other kinds of art: painting, sculpting, and sewing are my go-to ways of bringing imagined things into the world. My work is shaped by personal memory, curiosity about history, and the simple beauty I find everywhere—then stitched, painted, or printed into something real.