About me

Some stories start with "once upon a time." Mine starts with a missing photograph.

I believe photography exists for the moments we never want to lose. Not the perfectly arranged ones, but the honest, fleeting pieces of life that shape our memories. A quiet look across a room. Laughter that arrives naturally and stays longer than expected. The feeling of being exactly where you belong.

Based in Muskoka, I photograph weddings, families, and new beginnings throughout Huntsville, Algonquin Park, Parry Sound, and beyond. My approach is gentle and observant, rooted in connection rather than performance. I give space for stories to unfold naturally, preserving them with care and intention.

I did not grow up with many photographs of my own family. There are stories I carry with me, but few images to return to. That absence became my why. It taught me how powerful it is to have something tangible that says this mattered, this love was real, this season existed.

I was gifted a photograph recently one of my grandparents holding me and I cried when I saw it. Not because it is perfect, but because it exists. An ordinary moment, preserved. Proof that we were there together. Holding it felt like being handed back a piece of my own history, and a reminder of how much a single photograph can carry long after the moment itself has passed.

Now, I photograph the moments I once wished I had. The in-between glances, the unguarded joy, the small details that grow more meaningful with time.

Becoming a mother deepened everything. It showed me how quickly ordinary days pass, and how meaningful it is to hold onto them. The photographs I treasure most are not perfect. They are honest. They feel familiar. They feel like home.