I believe in memories and moments and all the tiny unforgettable things that happen in between. I love real laughter, genuine love, fresh air, and the kind of laid back couples who want to kick off their shoes, splash in a lake, run through a field, and laugh until their stomachs hurt. If you're into a bit of sarcasm, not taking yourself too seriously, and photos that feel as real as you are, I just might be the photographer, and friend for you.
I'm a "wear my heart on my sleeve", up for any adventure, hopeless romantic kinda girl. I love, love, and getting to meet the most wonderful couples (and their dogs) in the world. My photography style is true to color and true to the moment - capturing not just how this season of life looks, but how it feels.
I'M JUST A GIRL STANDING
IN FRONT OF A COUPLE,
ASKING THEM TO LET ME
BE THEIR THIRD WHEEL
Kind words from my darling clients.
There’s something extraordinary about watching a family grow right in front of my lens. This past year with baby Cameron has been such a joy. From his snuggly newborn days to his twinkly-eyed holiday session, and then from his sweet seven-month portraits to this moment—his first birthday celebration—we’ve officially come full circle. His First Year […]
If you’re planning an out-of-the-box wedding day, Sophie and Jack’s unforgettable Chicago wedding is chock full of creative wedding ideas (plus a few laughs) that you never knew you needed. (But first, be sure to start at the beginning of their story with their iconic Chicago Riverwalk engagement session.) Making Your Wedding Weekend Feel Like […]
As my business continues to grow year after year, so do the moments I get to share with the people who’ve been with me since the early days. Jake first reached out to me years ago for a snowy Chicago engagement session. Since then, I’ve had the absolute privilege of photographing nearly every major milestone that’s followed: […]
Some couples like to take a “we don’t need a huge wedding to make it epic” stance. Jen and Ben (yes, the cutest pair of names there ever was) are one of those couples. They traded the guest list for city views, the ballroom for bustling streets, and “just married” joy for, well . . […]