For the past eight years, I’ve photographed families. Three years ago, motherhood is what reshaped everything for me. After becoming a mom, I began to see the beauty and complexity woven into the simplest daily moments. The tug of tiny fingers in my hair, the quiet rituals that make up a family’s life.
I fell in love with documenting my own days and preserving these small yet extraordinary moments. I’m devoted not just to taking photos of your family but to truly seeing your family. To noticing what often goes unseen and handing it back to you, so you can witness how beautiful your own life is, and hold onto those moments you’ll someday long to return to.
In almost every other profession, there’s some form of recognition for a job well done. Yet, as mothers and parents, our most challenging and profound work often happens behind closed doors.
Yes, we see the fruit of our labor in our children as they grow. Still, it's not wrong to long to be seen—to be taken seriously for all that we do.
Maybe contentment with our unseen work is simply another skill we add to our ever-growing list. But if you do long to be seen—or to finally see, with your own eyes, just how much you have to show for your constant effort—then I would be honored to bear witness and hand that reflection right back to you.