I spent ten years working in healthcare, walking alongside people through some of the hardest days of their lives. That season shaped me in more ways than I can explain and taught me a level of compassion I will always carry with me. But deep down, I felt a pull toward something different. I wanted to be part of moments that felt lighter. I wanted to witness laughter, love, and the kind of days people look back on with a full heart instead of a broken one.

My dad saw my love for photography long before I allowed myself to see it. He bought me my very first camera, and if I am being honest, I let it sit in my basement collecting dust for years. I was scared to try. Scared I would not be good enough. Still, he believed in me anyway. If he had not given me that camera, I am not sure I would be here today, running a business that once felt like nothing more than a quiet dream in the back of my mind!