17/11/2025
If this year has taught me anything, it’s that sometimes you have to leave home for a long time to realize it’s where you were meant to return all along.
For the past twelve years, photography has carried me through chapters I never imagined. It took me across oceans and into communities that changed me forever. I lived in Guatemala for six years, spent my twenties chasing light across 30+ countries, photographed retreats on mountaintops and coastlines, and followed stories in Peru, Greece, Costa Rica, Spain, Finland, Cuba, Colombia — and so many more places that shaped my heart.
Those years were big. Expansive. Wild. Beautiful.
And I’m endlessly grateful for them.
But in 2023, something shifted, quietly at first.
A whisper that turned into a pull: It’s time to come home.
Not just geographically… but creatively.
So I listened.
I boarded a one-way flight and landed back in the desert that raised me — Phoenix, Flagstaff, and every dusty backroad in between. The light here hits differently. Softer but stronger. Familiar yet still full of wonder. It feels like belonging.
Coming home grounded me in a way I didn’t know I needed. And with that grounding came a natural evolution in my work.
Not a rebrand.
Not a goodbye to travel.
But a deepening. A refocusing.
I’m expanding into what feels the truest:
Weddings. Engagements. Portraits.
The human moments. The honest ones. The love-filled ones that remind me why I picked up a camera at 16.
I’ll still take meaningful travel and retreat work when the story aligns — that part of me will always exist. But the heart of my business, my energy, and my creativity is being poured into celebrating love and connection here in the desert.
It feels aligned.
It feels like home.
If you’re getting married, planning an engagement session, dreaming up a portrait shoot, or wanting photos that feel like you, warm, intimate, and a little cinematic, I’d be honored to create with you.
🤎 My books for 2026–2027 are open.
Inquire through the link in my bio.
