05/03/2026
Slow and steady has become my new normal lately.
The last couple of years have brought unexpected health challenges that have changed my pace in ways I didn’t anticipate. Living with chronic illness has shifted my perspective, it’s taught me to move differently, take things day by day, and focus on what I can control.
I want to be transparent because this space means a lot to me and so do the people who support my work.
Photography has always been one of my greatest outlets and something I genuinely love. It’s part of who I am and one of my many happy places. I’m still here doing what I love… just at a slower, more intentional pace while I take care of myself too.
Some days, even basic things like eating, rest, and medication have become a real challenge for me, and in those moments, social media takes a back seat. I’ve been surprised at how quickly my energy can be pulled into things I never used to think twice about.
I’ve also lived with anxiety for most of my life, and I can be a little awkward at times, but I care deeply about every person I work with and the experience I give.
I’m in a very full season of life—balancing motherhood, work, and everything that comes with it and I’m learning to give myself more grace than I used to.
If I’m ever a little slow to reply, I promise I’m not ignoring you. I always strive to deliver galleries as quickly as possible, but sometimes I need a little extra time, and I truly appreciate your patience. I’m a one-woman show, and I’m doing my best to give each gallery the time and attention it deserves.
If I don’t post your session, please don’t take it personally, I’m incredibly grateful for every client I get to work with, whether shared or not.
I’m still here, still showing up, and continuing to move through this season in a way that allows me to give my best to both my clients and my family.
Thank you for being here with me, it truly means more than you know. 🥹