Goodness is everywhere, people, and I'm looking for it.
Good light, a good snack, a good story, good fun - I'm always on the lookout. I'm certain that the best earthly place to find goodness is in every person that the Lord Himself has created. Meeting someone, knowing them, and photographing them is an invitation to delight in the Goodness of creation in a way that no other process allows.
Then, I get to share that goodness in a bunch of digital files, some high quality memories, and the joy of a new friendship.
About me.
You most likely came to this website because you're in the market for some photos of you and maybe your loved ones, but on the off chance that you came here simply because you wanted to read a bit about me, well you found the right spot, my friend.
I'm a Colorado gal who has spent the past few years living as a full-time Catholic missionary in the midwest, returned at last to fully pursue photography. Way back in 2012, my sister taught me how to operate her camera, and when she saw how much I enjoyed it, she offered to give me her old Canon Rebel, so long as I promised to never use an automatic setting. I accepted the challenge (and gift), and since then (although I've upgraded cameras a few times) I've been using photography as a tool to delight in what the Lord has created and document it in a way that memorializes its goodness. I'm up for photographing most things, but my true areas of expertise pertain to the Church. I love seeing the joy of the Gospel lived out and helping people experience what it feels like to be in that joy.
In the last 13 years, I've created hundreds of thousands of images. I don't even want to do the real math, because it would take me forever and I'd probably do it wrong. So, SO many photos. Just picture me, witnessing, delighting, and clicking away at dozens of weddings, at Catholic conferences, in the homes of wonderful families, on the campuses I've served on as a missionary, and everywhere in between. It is all so Good, and so Beautiful, and such an honor to be trusted and invited in by so many to memorialize these experiences.
Simply put: I think the life the Lord has invited us into is worth documenting in a way that honors the depth of its goodness, and I think He has given me the gifts and tools to do it. So I'm here, at your service, to share them with you, too.
