I’m so glad you’re here
Before we spend time together making memories, I thought it only made sense to properly introduce myself.
Like many photographers, I didn't set out thinking this would become my career. It started with a camera and a creative itch—a fun outlet that quickly turned into photographing friends, then friends of friends and eventually complete strangers who trusted me to capture some of the most important moments in their lives.
Over time, that little hobby turned into the business I've poured my heart into for years. Today, I get to spend my days documenting weddings, families and brands throughout Atlantic Canada and beyond. I truly love what I do.
But photography has never just been about taking beautiful photos. It's about trust and connection.
Whether you're looking for someone to spend your wedding day with, document your growing family, or help telling the story of the business you've worked so hard to build, you're inviting me into a meaningful part of your life. That's a responsibility I don't take lightly.
When I’m not behind the camera….
Here are a few things you should know about me before we become friends:
I used to play basketball (and was captain) of Acadia University Women's team.
I’m a mom to a spunky 6-year-old, Jo, and my busy 2-year-old, Cam! It's the most rewarding thing in the world watching them grow up.
I was born and raised in St. Margaret’s Bay, NS, but completed my Master’s in Social Work in Maine, which is where my husband Phil is from.
Phil and I have been a couple since 2010 and married in 2019. We've been going on road trips and intensely competing over a good card game ever since.
Ready to make some memories?
The best photos don't come from perfect poses or perfectly planned moments. They come from real connection, genuine laughter and simply showing up as yourself.
If that sounds like your kind of experience, I'd love to hear from you.
A few things I never get tired of capturing
The deep breath before walking down the aisle
The anticipation, the excitement and all the emotions before the day officially begins.
Tiny hands reaching out for mom or dad
These are always the photos families end up loving most.
The just-married grin at the end of the aisle
The moment it all sinks in and the celebration can finally begin.
business owners talking about what they love
You can actually see confidence show up in a picture.