Sacred space 

For a long time, I held photography close—like a sacred, personal ritual. It wasn’t just a creative outlet; it was part of my healing. Through some of the hardest seasons of my life, including single motherhood, photography gave me a way to process, to reflect, and to remember the beauty that still existed, even in the mess.

Because of how deeply personal it was, I was hesitant to turn it into a business. I didn’t want to commercialize something that had been such an intimate part of my growth. I needed to find a way to do this work on my terms—in a way that felt grounded, meaningful, and true to who I am.

That’s why I’ve chosen to offer photography in the most honest way I know how: through real moments, genuine connections, and an approach that values presence over perfection. This is more than a job to me—it’s a calling. And I’m finally ready to share it.