My favorite role will always be being a wife and a mama. Life with my toddler boy is full in the best way— bike rides, backyard baseball, wrestling matches, and pockets full of rocks we somehow always bring home.
I run on caffeine (a shaken espresso is my go-to), and when I do find a little free time, you’ll usually find me hiking, sewing or embroidering something, or reading a good book (almost always nonfiction… I just love learning).
My favorite role will always be being a wife and a mama. Life with my toddler boy is full in the best way— bike rides, backyard baseball, wrestling matches, and pockets full of rocks we somehow always bring home.
I run on caffeine (a shaken espresso is my go-to), and when I do find a little free time, you’ll usually find me hiking, sewing or embroidering something, or reading a good book (almost always nonfiction… I just love learning).
Motherhood changed everything for me—not just in life, but in the way I see it.
Before my son, photos were important. After him, they became something else entirely. Time started to feel different… faster somehow. I’d look at him and already miss the version of him from just days before.
It made me realize that the moments I wanted to hold onto were the quiet, ordinary moments that didn’t feel big at the time but somehow meant everything.
That shift is what shaped the way I approach photography now. I’m not chasing perfection—I’m paying attention to what’s real. The connection & the little details that make your family yours.
Because one day, those are the moments you’ll want back the most.