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As a child, I pored over musty photo albums and scoured the garage for evidence of family members I was never able to meet. I began to see photography as a sort of superpower that could allow me to freeze time and revisit moments whenever I liked. I wouldn’t have to worry about memory fading, because I could print my memory, hang it up on the wall, and swap it with a new copy whenever the colors grew dim.

My personal work is largely informed by psychology, time, and light (or lack thereof). I received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Belmont University in 2019. It was there that I began studying these concepts I had been fascinated with my whole life. In time, I started applying these themes to create intimate, story-driven images. I love looking closely, seeing the way light passes through trees, memorizing lines in a face, and decoding & translating emotion.

What drives my commercial work is the hope that I can create a time machine for you too. I want to capture the in-between, quirky, not always photogenic moments, as well as the artful “must-have” shots. I love to play in my sessions, with unexpected light, colors, and strategic blur or motion to better communicate exactly what this moment means to you.

If you’d like to create something together, please get in touch.

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