In my school years I was always known as the outcast, the quiet girl with “Resting Bitch Face”, though if you really knew me I was always actually very kind, ambitious, and down to earth. Eventually I found myself experimenting with Fine Art as I went to college in NYC, which helped pave the way for me to break out of my shell. With some trials in the Fine Arts, I made my way back home to rural Connecticut and into couples photography. Something about this kind of photography finally gave me a voice. I started to forge my own path as a photographer and quickly realized I was never alone after all. Telling others’ stories through photography is something that allowed me to spread my wings from a quiet, nervous girl, to the excited and confident woman behind the lens that my clients know today. 

 Sharing my story with my clients is important so they feel comfortable around me, someone who’s been there first-hand. I know what it feels like to be out of your element; unsure and timid. Helping you to find your comfort in front of my lens is just as important as it is for me behind it.