I spent over a decade working in the fashion photography world, learning to see beauty through light, shape, and quiet detail while working in cities like London, South Korea, and Mexico City.
But one of my earliest memories reaches further back, summer sunlight filling our home while my grandmother gently cooled me with a hand fan as I drifted to sleep. Her quiet love became a light that stayed with me, and over time I realized memories like these are our most treasured possessions.
As my life shifted toward motherhood, so did my work. Photographing friends and their babies grew into a deep love for documenting real connection, tenderness, and the quiet beauty of everyday life, creating photographs that feel honest and timeless, and grow more meaningful with each passing year.
How I found my way to this work
Now, as a mother myself, I see it even more clearly. The way love shows up in the smallest moments. The way time moves faster than you are ready for. The quiet ache of knowing this season will not last.
That belief shapes everything I offer, not just the photographs, but the pace and presence of the experience. So when you look back, what you see will feel just as true as it did in the moment, memories that continue to light the way long after this season has passed.
