Photography changed my life before it became my career.

I grew up not really seeing my own worth. It wasn't until my mid-40s that things shifted, and it started in an unexpected place: taking self-portraits. Something showed up in those photos that I hadn't been able to name before, but I recognized it the second I saw it…My inherent beauty and confidence.

That moment became my passion and work.

Now I photograph people who are growing, changing, or stepping into a bigger version of themselves, and I help them see what everyone else already sees in them. And I give “Body Image and Confidence” talks to young girls.

At the heart of it, here's what I believe. I photograph people in the moment they stop performing and start being themselves.

That's not just something I say. It's how I actually work. I build a space where you feel safe enough to drop the performance, the careful angle, the practiced smile, and just be there. That's when the real branded portraits happen.

Today, I work with established entrepreneurs who already know what they've built. My job is helping them see themselves the way their work already deserves.

What Makes My Approach Different

Most photography shows what someone looks like. I'm after something different. I want your photos to show who you actually are, whether that's a personal brand session, a corporate headshot, or something more personal, marking a new chapter in your life.

I do this work on the road. My husband and I live in an RV, and I split most of my year between Denver, Scottsdale, and Richmond, VA, with sessions elsewhere by request. Wherever I am, the approach stays the same. One photographer, one process, the same eye for the moment you stop performing and start being yourself.