I am obsessed. My passion for weddings, food, fashion and design, along with my penchant for capturing interesting people in actual moments, forms the foundation on which my work builds.
When I was 14, I lost my mother... suddenly. Before she died, she and my dad had been avid photographers, amassing a trove of images. To process my loss, I poured through all of the black and white images of her I could find. The images taught me who my mother really was, and I was struck with an intense appreciation for how a single photograph can capture emotion and tell an entire story.
This experience has colored everything about who I am, how I work, and why I do what I do.
Life matters. I want my photographs to evoke feelings and offer anyone who sees them some connection to something within their hearts or something buried in their mind. I want my photographs to connect people with themselves and their lives in deeper ways.
I love color, joy, light, air, smiles, patterns, organized clutter, unexpected angles and potently genuine moments. Moments most of all because in the end, it's the moments that matter.
2020
I pitched, created & photographed a campaign for the annual Go Red for Women for the AHA
2020
Spoke at the UPAA symposium
2017
Dallas Shaw's book “The Way She Wears It” is released (The 3rd book I have photographed)
November 2016
Cover of Martha Stewart
2012
The Brown Betty Cookbook releases (the first book I ever shot)
2006
My husband Geoff joins me in shooting weddings as my permanent second shooter and better half. He comes from a newspaper background and is just as in love with storytelling as I am.
August 1998
Photographed my first wedding