MY ROOTS

as the daugher of a photographer,

I learned to operate a camera when I was 14 years old by following my dad around at weddings and taking candid photos of the bride, groom, and guests. I was always in the background, trying not to be seen, waiting for that perfect moment to snap a shot when nobody was looking. My dad taught me everything. After he retired 16 years ago, I decided to start my own photography business. That candid style he taught me shaped my photography style, and is still very prominent in my work to this day.

My Goal

In a world where images are created in constant motion, my approach is to pause—to observe deeply and photograph with intention: honest, thoughtful, and present. Terms like “luxury”, “fine art”, and “documentary” have become ubiquitous in our industry, often losing their meaning. For me, what matters most is conscious intention—the ability to see with clarity and to create with purpose, using my many years of experience. It’s about forming a genuine connection, both with the moment and with the people in front of my lens. To be invited into such an intimate day as a wedding, to witness it unfold naturally, and to translate that experience into something timeless and deeply personal—that is the greatest privilege of my work.

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