Birthing Light Co.

04/26/2026

These porch studio sessions have become such a sweet little extension of what I love most about photographing motherhood.

Soft light. Fresh air. Little hands. Baby curls. The way your child looks at you. The weight of them against your chest. The way they settle into you like they’ve always known where they belong.

It’s simple, but it holds so much.

This space was created for mothers who want photos that feel natural, relaxed, and beautiful without needing to plan every little detail. I’ll help with styling, you’ll have access to my client closet, and all the soft layers, textures, plants, and props are already here.

It’s peaceful, lightly guided, and centered around the real connection between you and your baby.

Porch studio sessions are seasonal and are perfect for maternity, newborn, and sitter sessions.

They are $350, with pay-what-you-can deposits and the option to pay as you can.

A small, soft space for documenting the season of motherhood you’re in right now. 🤍

04/22/2026

Riley and his family have definitely changed my life and my perspective for the better. They are the most kind and genuine people I’ve ever met, and I already know they’ll be lifelong friends. So thankful for the imprint they’ve left on my heart. Riley, you are such a bright light. Keep shining.

04/20/2026

Hudson is a real-life superhero 🥹 🦸

04/18/2026

Holden is so awesome, and he hopes to become a photographer! Always helping me set up fun shots at art sessions.

04/17/2026

A lot of this gets carried quietly.

Miscarriage.
Infant or child loss.
Failed fertility treatments.
Infertility that’s more complicated than people understand.

And most of the time, people don’t know what to say…
so you end up holding it on your own.

These circles exist so you don’t have to do that.

Not because it fixes everything.
Not because it suddenly makes it all easier.

But because being in a room with people who get it can change how alone it feels.

You don’t have to share if you don’t want to.
You don’t have to explain your story perfectly.
You don’t have to show up any certain way.

You just have to show up.

If you’ve been navigating this on your own, this is a place to reach out instead.

TTC / Fertility Support Circle @ 2pm
Grief & Loss Support Circle @ 3:30pm
This Sunday at Whole Heart Space

Come as you are. Bring a journal if you want.
Signup link is in my bio 🤍

04/16/2026

Gus shows the world it’s cool to be kind 😎

04/16/2026

Remember friends: purpose isn’t something you find, it’s something you step into ❤️

Connor’s Heroes is a local organization that supports children and families going through pediatric cancer.

These art sessions are a space for the kids to just be kids for a little while — to create, play, and express themselves in the middle of everything they’re facing.

I get to come in and document it, and honestly it’s one of the most meaningful things I’ve been part of.

If you’ve ever thought about volunteering somewhere, this is your sign. There’s so much good happening in places like this.

04/14/2026

So proud to volunteer my photography for this wonderful organization. If you’re hoping to make a difference for kids with cancer in our community, check out Connor's Heroes Foundation! They’re still looking for volunteers for this year’s art ball (i’ll be there!!)

Connor's Heroes is celebrating 20 years of providing financial and emotional support to children battling pediatric cancer.

04/14/2026

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04/13/2026

People have been calling my work “dreamy” lately, and they’re right 🙂

That look is intentional. I make choices in how I shoot and how I edit that soften things, keep a sense of movement, and bring everything a little closer. But that part isn’t really the point.

What matters more is why I see it that way in the first place.

My work is a creative expression of my own perspective. And the truth is, I see motherhood and childhood as something deeply idealic. Not perfect, not without complexity… but something worth slowing down for, something worth being fully inside of.

I’m not interested in documenting it from the outside. I’m always trying to create images that feel like you’re in the middle of it. Close, present, aware of what it feels like while it’s happening.

That perspective is personal for me.

Becoming a mother is my dream.

So when I’m photographing it, I’m not detached from it. I’m not neutral about it. I’m holding it in a way that’s shaped by that desire… to be inside of it, to not miss it, to keep it from feeling rushed or distant.

That’s where the softness comes from.
That’s where the movement comes from.
That’s why everything feels a little slower, a little closer, a little more held.

It’s not just how it looks.

It’s how I’m choosing to see it.

04/12/2026

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