When I was in high school, people often told me, "I can't see you in a regular kind of career setting. You seem like the type to have your own business."

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While I tried to make a degree in English Literature work for me, it stopped inspiring me. I started writing less and less. I stopped being excited.

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Everything changed when I met Tim. Everything took off when I met Ellie. I found two treasures in a cove and called them mine. We all have lived largely ever after.

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Since then, I pulled out my dusty DSLR from storage and started shooting again. It started with documenting memories and milestones then jumped to day in the life affairs.

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Three years later, I’m bursting at my seams with excitement as I sit on my laptop and edit sessions. Photography proved that my past was nothing but a creative wrinkle in my story. Once I found the tools to appropriately iron out the kinks, it’s been golden.

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I enjoy feeling like what I’m doing makes sense to others, that’s why I choose to be a photographer.