It is an enormous honor to be invited into your life and trusted with the people and moments that mean the most to you. The promises, the happy tears, the newborn snuggles, the family chaos, the belly laughs, and all the little moments in between. Honestly, getting to photograph the people you love most feels pretty incredible. And I don’t take that responsibility lightly.
Blessed mom of three, photographer, professional list maker, and definitely not a person you should ever put on speakerphone.
I was born in the ’90s and grew up right in the middle of three sisters and two brothers, so I’ve always been surrounded by a lot of people, a lot of noise, and a whole lot of love. These days, I’m a stay-at-home mom to a set of twins who have made it their personal mission to leave me fifty shades of tired, while also entering the preteen stage with my oldest. Prayers are appreciated, lol.
Somewhere in the middle of motherhood, I found photography. I had become so wrapped up in taking care of everyone else that I felt like I had lost a little bit of myself. Then I received photographs of my newborn twins, and something about seeing that season through photographs completely stopped me in my tracks. I could see what I had prayed for, what I had worked so hard for, and what I had created. I could see the beauty in a season that had felt exhausting while I was living it.
That feeling stayed with me.
Photography started as a creative outlet and a way to explore a part of myself again. I taught myself everything I could, spending countless nights reading, practicing, watching videos, asking questions, and figuring things out along the way. What started as a hobby eventually became a business, and five years later, it has become one of the greatest gifts of my life.
Today, I get to photograph couples, weddings, families, newborns, and seniors throughout Western Kentucky and beyond. From wedding days in Paducah to newborn sessions in my natural-light studio, I get to document so many different seasons of life, and I never forget how meaningful it is to be invited into them.
But what matters most to me is the people behind the photographs. I care deeply about my clients and the memories they are trusting me with. I want you to feel comfortable enough to laugh, be yourselves, and actually enjoy the people you’re with.
These days, I’m a stay-at-home mom to a set of twins who have made it their personal mission to leave me fifty shades of tired, while also entering the preteen stage with my oldest. Prayers are appreciated, lol.
Somewhere in the middle of motherhood, I found photography. I had become so wrapped up in taking care of everyone else that I felt like I had lost a little bit of myself. Then I received photographs of my newborn twins, and something about seeing that season through photographs completely stopped me in my tracks. I could see what I had prayed for, what I had worked so hard for, and what I had created. I could see the beauty in a season that had felt exhausting while I was living it.
That feeling stayed with me.
Photography started as a creative outlet and a way to explore a part of myself again. I taught myself everything I could, spending countless nights reading, practicing, watching videos, asking questions, and figuring things out along the way. What started as a hobby eventually became a business, and five years later, it has become one of the greatest gifts of my life.
Today, I get to photograph couples, weddings, families, newborns, and seniors throughout Western Kentucky and beyond. From wedding days in Paducah to newborn sessions in my natural-light studio, I get to document so many different seasons of life, and I never forget how meaningful it is to be invited into them.
But what matters most to me is the people behind the photographs. I care deeply about my clients and the memories they are trusting me with. I want you to feel comfortable enough to laugh, be yourselves, and actually enjoy the people you’re with.
Blessed mom of three, photographer, professional list maker, and definitely not a person you should ever put on speakerphone.
I was born in the ’90s and grew up right in the middle of three sisters and two brothers, so I’ve always been surrounded by a lot of people, a lot of noise, and a whole lot of love.
I never want you to feel like you need to know how to pose, know what to do with your hands, or have perfectly behaved children before stepping in front of my camera. That’s my job.
My approach as a Kentucky photographer is relaxed, warm, and guided. I’ll give you direction when you need it, but I’ll also leave plenty of room for the genuine moments to happen naturally. I want you to laugh, move, hold each other close, and actually enjoy the people you’re with rather than spending the entire session worrying about whether you’re doing it right.
For couples, that means creating space for connection, movement, and all the little interactions that make your relationship yours. For families, it means embracing the personalities and energy that make your family unique rather than trying to make everyone sit perfectly still. And on a wedding day, it means being there for both the moments you planned and the ones you never saw coming.
Whether I’m photographing a wedding, engagement session, family, newborn, or senior, I want the experience to feel personal and easy. You don’t have to be a natural in front of the camera. You just have to show up as yourselves.
More than anything, I want you to leave feeling like you were able to simply be yourselves. Because when you look back at your photographs years from now, I want you to remember more than what you looked like. I want you to remember what this chapter felt like.
I’m the kind of person who gets genuinely excited for other people.
I can talk to basically anyone and probably will.
I love making people feel included, comfortable, and like they belong.
I’m a twin mama + mama of three.
I’m a professional over-thinker and people pleaser.
I love a good road trip and would choose driving over flying basically every time.
I’ve been married to my husband since I was 16 years old.
I laugh. A LOT. You will hear it during your session.
I genuinely believe one of my superpowers is being able to feel the mood of a room. I instantly know when the vibe changes.
I’m extremely extroverted and I LOVE people!
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