I can remember the first time I fell in love with photography. I was in the sixth grade at science camp with a small disposable camera. We were hiking through the woods on a foggy fall morning, and everything felt mysterious and still. I snapped a photo, and from that moment on, I was hooked.

Now based in Montana, I’m still drawn to that same feeling early mornings, changing weather, and places that make you slow down and look a little closer. Over the years, I’ve taken thousands of photos, often just for myself, as a way to hold onto the feeling of a place and the memory of a moment. Photography became a way for me to notice details and stay connected to what’s around me.

Many years later, here we are.
Through my lens, I hope my work encourages you to look a little longer, get outside, and wander with intention.