When I was a little girl, I would sit and draw people. I had sketchbooks upon sketchbooks and I would draw faces and ballerinas and the human form over and over again. I have drawings of many important people from my past - their faces forever ingrained in my mind because of those drawings.

Photography came later for me, after I went through Cosmetology school and Art School and living in New York City, after leaving a life behind to start completely over in a new city in a new country with a new language. After I met my husband and we had our first two (of three) beautiful daughters I felt a very large void. My creativity was yearning to resurface and I had lost my way. It was then that I rediscovered photography and my life was forever changed.

I believe in photography for real life. I believe in telling the truth. I want to capture you, your loved ones, and your work in their truest, most honest form.

I want to come to your home, and spend the morning with you, your partner, your kids, your dog, and tell your story as it unfolds.

I want to capture the mess, the tears, the laughter. I want to see the details; the love note posted on the fridge from the time your sweetheart was away on business, the hand knit blanket your grandmother gave you when you were only 12 years old that you have held onto forever because family matters to you, the line up of shoes by the door, smallest to biggest, reminding us of that time when they were actually. that. small.

I want to capture the imperfections that will remind you of all you have been through; the wrinkles on his hands and the creases around her eyes when she smiles.

I want to walk into the ocean waves with you on a New England beach at sunset and create images that your grandchildren will look at many years from now and say, look at how incredible my grandmother/father was.

I want to help you tell your story, to keep your legacy alive, through pictures.