"I am only creative if the Creator gives me creativity."

Honestly, I am not quite sure where my interest in photography started. I don't really have a "moment," but I do remember a camera always being around growing up. Not an in-your-face-say-cheese kind of memory, although that did happen, but rather a need-to-capture-this-moment-to-remember memory. Thanks, Mom, for being intentional in preserving our memories. Especially the scrapbooks with the printed photos.

In 2017, I took a sudden interest in capturing moments. I borrowed my mom's Canon Rebel camera for a semester, watched a lot of YouTube tutorials, and asked to take pictures of people. I remember I was absolutely elated when someone paid me $40 to take their photos. Eventually, enough people paid me to take decent photos, and I upgraded my camera.

Since that first camera, I have worked with over 200 clients, 30 weddings, and 100 graduates. My cameras have traveled to 5 different countries and are making their way through all 50 states. I've learned that photography is so much more than a finger click and applying a pretty filter. The Lord has opened my eyes to see and think about light differently. I am obsessed with color and want to capture true-tone, film-inspired colors. I want to help clients remember important events as they happened and look back and feel as if no time has passed.

I am only creative if the Creator gives me creativity. I imagine the Creator had FUN creating the world, so I want to enjoy every opportunity behind the camera. I shoot in film and digital photo formats, so it's common to see me just wearing a bag of cameras.