About Me

When I'm not behind the camera, you'll usually find me on my BMX bike. I've been racing since I was five years old, and it's been one of the biggest parts of my life ever since. I'm also passionate about fitness and living an active lifestyle, which inspired me to earn my Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. I love pushing myself, whether that's in the gym, on the track, or through new experiences.

I'm definitely an adrenaline junkie. I've gone skydiving twice, and I'm always looking for my next adventure. Whether it's traveling somewhere new, exploring the world, chasing sunsets, or saying yes to something that gets my heart racing, I love finding new experiences and creating memories along the way. And if there's a cozy coffee shop along the way, you can bet I'm stopping for an iced latte.

Above all, my faith is the foundation of my life. I'm constantly reminded of God's creativity through the beauty of His creation, and I love that photography allows me to preserve the moments He has woven into our lives. My hope is that every person who steps in front of my camera feels seen, valued, and comfortable—not just because of the photos they'll receive, but because of the experience we share together. Everything I do, both behind the camera and in everyday life, is for His glory, not my own.

How I Fell in Love with Photography

Photography found me in high school when my best friend introduced me to her Nikon D3400. We spent countless afternoons taking photos of each other just for fun, and I quickly fell in love with the idea of preserving moments through a camera.

In 2017, just before homecoming, I convinced my mom to let me buy my very first camera because, naturally, I needed professional-looking photos for the dance. After homecoming, that camera sat untouched for a while... until 2020.

When the world slowed down during the pandemic, I finally had the time to pick it back up and truly learn. What started as a hobby quickly became a passion. I began bringing my camera to BMX races and discovered how much I loved action photography. There was something incredibly meaningful about capturing athletes doing what they love—especially in a sport that has shaped so much of my own life. Knowing those photos would become memories for riders and families reminded me why photography matters.

Before long, my camera came with me everywhere. Even now, when I ask my friends if they want to hang out, there's a good chance I'm also asking, "Want to go take pictures?"

So here I am, years later— capturing moments that matter and freezing time in the best way I know how. Thinking of booking a session with me? Shoot me an email. Let’s do this thing!