About Me

I have been married 28 years and have two wonderful daughters. My favorite possessions are my Canon camera and my iMac. :)

My love for photography started in high school as a photographer on the yearbook staff. I started out as a self-taught photographer. I learned from participating in online forums, reading books, endless practice, and trial and error. I eventually decided to go to school and learn the technical aspects behind photography. I developed and printed film, and even used a large format camera. I know I know, it's 2024, but learning about film actually helped with my digital photography.

Senior photos are about celebrating a life stage. Senior year is filled with milestones and it is definitely one worth noting and celebrating in many ways, including portraiture. My goal is to create a relaxed, fun senior session! I tend to avoid props and current trends because I want you to hang your images in your home and still love them in 10 years, 15 years, 20 years, and beyond!

I grew up playing competitive sports. I know what it feels like to win the game for your team, but I also know what it feels like to lose the game for the team. Good action photography captures the spirit and emotion of competition; the things you see on the faces and in the eyes of the competitors. My goal is to tell a story and give perspective that words alone cannot convey. My experience with marching band and Winter Guard allows me to capture all of the action and create memories that will last a lifetime. I've been published in "Halftime: Sights, Sounds & Spirit of the Marching Arts' Magazine, and my clients include performers and families from WGI, HWAA, RMCGA, Bellevue East High School, Elkhorn High School, and Standbury Uniforms. I am also a proud partner with Heartland Winters Arts Association.

I'd love to book you a session, shoot your event, or answer any questions you may have.