Photography has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.

As a kid, I was always behind the lens — starting with little yellow disposable cameras you’d drop off at Walmart, and later a Nikon Coolpix I received when I was eight. I documented everything: our home before we sold it, everyday moments, and whatever caught my eye. Even then, I was paying attention to details and emotion.

At sixteen, a knee surgery unexpectedly changed everything. I had to drop my PE classes, and the only open elective was photography. That class taught me the foundation of everything I know today — composition, light, storytelling — and it sparked something bigger. I officially started my business in 2016 while living in Singapore, using my high school’s camera equipment and photographing whoever would trust me with their memories.

From there, I slowly built something real. I bought my own gear after moving to California, continued growing through college in Idaho, and eventually learned all the “this is serious now” moments — my first paid family session, my first wedding, and yes, the first time I owed taxes on photography income.

Today, I'm based in St. George, Utah, where I'm continuing to grow while photographing couples, families, weddings, and meaningful seasons of life. My connection to Idaho hasn't disappeared, either — my photography team continues serving clients throughout Southeast Idaho.

Beginning

Every Story Has A

It’s always been more than a camera.