Before photography became my career, I made my living in healthcare, caring for the elderly. One thing I heard over and over again was how much they wished they had more photographs of themselves - not just when they were young, but throughout the different chapters of their lives.

That stuck with me.

We document weddings, babies, and big milestones. But the years in between- when we’re building careers, leading businesses, and shaping who we become, often go undocumented.

That’s why I do this.

A portrait not only is a record of who you were in the middle of building something, but it tells the version of you that showed up, put in the work, and carved out your place in the world. This version deserves to be celebrated.