I have a deep appreciation for life’s simple joys: slow mornings, bike rides to the farmers market, time spent in the mountains, and evenings gathered around a table with good food and people I love.
While I photograph life’s grandest celebrations, my work is rooted in these quieter moments. A glance, a laugh, a hand reaching for another, the things that often go unnoticed but, to me, are felt most deeply over time.
I studied film at James Madison University and spent seven years in production before turning to wedding photography. My connection to this work truly shifted when I married my husband. We celebrated in his grandmother’s backyard in Southern Vermont, on an early fall evening filled with music, movement, and the people who shaped us
That experience continues to shape how I approach a wedding day. Not as something to perfect, but as something to be present within.
At home in Denver, my husband, our son, and our dog Ziggy are a constant reminder of why this work matters — because over time, these moments become the story.
I offer gentle guidance when needed, without pulling you out of the moment. You won’t be over-directed, and you won’t be left wondering what to do. My goal is for you to feel present, while your photos come together in a way that feels natural and refined
The result is a collection of images that reflect your day as it felt, not just how it looked. Honest moments, thoughtful composition, and a quiet attention to detail that allows everything to come together seamlessly.