
I’m so glad you’re here!
for the dreamy vintage lovers
This business is LGBTQ+ owned and is a safe space for all who are part of the community. My #1 priority in all my work is inclusivity, diversity, and body positivity.
My photography style is characterized by a dreamy, vintage aesthetic that evokes a sense of nostalgia and warmth. I focus on capturing authentic moments, allowing the emotions and personalities of my subjects to shine through in each photograph. Light plays an essential role in my work, soft and natural, creating a subtle and ethereal quality that enhances the overall composition.
I approach each session with a creative mindset, striving to blend elements of documentary-style photography with posed portraits. This combination allows me to tell a story and reveal the unique bond between individuals, whether they are couples, seniors, or families.
Color palettes I’m drawn to consist of shades of red and yellow, browns, blues, and greens. These contribute to the vintage feel, while textures and layers contribute depth and context to each image.
Through my lens, I aim to promote body positivity and self-love, encouraging subjects to embrace their unique beauty. I also celebrate diversity and inclusivity, ensuring that all individuals—regardless of their background or identity—are represented and empowered in my work. Each photograph becomes a piece of art that reflects not only the subjects but also the enchanting landscapes of our precious Earth that serve as the backdrop for many of my shoots.
My Experience
I made the shortlist for the Sony World Photography Awards in London, UK for the professional portfolio category. Ten of my photos were displayed in the Somerset House.
I was named one of the 9 Best Portrait Photographers in Des Moines, Iowa, where I lived for all of my life, until recently moving to Portland.
My work appeared in Teen Vogue for an article on teen parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
I was one of the photography directors in Iowa State University’s fashion magazine called TREND, in issue 35 called “Radar”.
And last but not least, I’ve done 100+ photoshoots during the 4 years I’ve had my photography business. Whether those photoshoots were for couples, body-positivity, editorials, gender-affirming, seniors, or just because, I never tire of meeting new people and creating beautiful moments with them all.



