You’ll see a lot of movement in my work because that is where the tender unfolding takes place — when you step out in the open air to connect with each other and with nature. Oftentimes, my work relies on simply helping you find the place and way of life that lets you just be yourselves. From there, little posing is needed because you’re swept up in the moment, just the way it was meant to be.

Otherwise, expect me to be prepared for the unpredictable — that’s usually the best part of nature — feeling the tangible shift in the air. I see it too, with people. Easing into the moment, and relaxing with the soft touch, smile, or laugh of the other.

That’s the beauty of photographing people in beautiful places — you can let life just happen because the questions of where and why are easy.







Truth be told, this is how my husband and I connected — the mountains rising around us, the conversations on the ski lifts, the movement down the hill that feels like a dance. We were just skiing, but it became so much more with the right person.

Witnessing these moments and helping individuals plan for them in the first place — that is wildly fulfilling for me.


To go somewhere beautiful and meaningful, and to remember the feeling of being together.

BRINGING A CHANGE OF PACE AND A SENSE OF NOSTALGIA

Intimate wedding photographer in Vermont

you'll find me in the mountains
Vermont, Acadia, New Hampshire
Glacier national park, Norway, Iceland
the rocky mountains of colorado & wyoming
Glacier national park, Norway, Iceland

adventures with the pups
mountains, waves + waterfalls
movin' to the music

inspired by

It started as a command for my dogs to hop in the car, but somewhere along the way, it became my own — a reminder that the best things happen when you throw the map in the backseat and just go. It's about trusting your two feet to carry you somewhere beautiful, wild, and real.

Whether it's a trail through the woods, a hidden waterfall, or a vast mountain view, that's where I feel most alive. I approach photography with that same theme: no stiff poses, no fake smiles — just real moments, wild places, and stories that are honestly, unapologetically you.

Load Up!

A DAY IN THE LIFE

Living in Vermont and navigating motherhood, I'm always with our two dogs in tow — Cash and Davy (yes, named after Johnny Cash and Davy Crockett). My husband is a trail builder and stone mason and in our off season, we (he) make maple syrup from the trees in our own backyard.

And Tucker, well, he’s the little guy (born in 2024) who’s teaching me a new rhythm to life. Thanks to this new chapter of life, I've fallen in love with family and  motherhood sessions and documenting these beautiful and emotional milestones for others.

Married with two dogs and a babe

a life outdoors

A FAMILY THAT INSPIRED ME

A DAY IN THE LIFE

A LIFE OUTDOORS

From living and working on a dude ranch in Wyoming to working as an outdoor adventure guide, I’ve always been drawn to the rugged opportunities that let you dig your heels in.

I love to explore those vast mountain landscapes. That feeling of freedom on a scenic drive with the windows down and music up. Getting mud caked on the tires while searching for moose and herds of elk.

With Story-filled Experiences

A FAMILY THAT INSPIRED ME

A FAMILY THAT INSPIRED ME

Growing up, there was a beautiful contrast between the New England sailing town I lived in and the country music that filled the air of my home. I was the youngest of three and our house was full of albums and photos that depicted the unfolding of our lives.

A shared childhood dream of being a cow(girl) had me following in Dad’s footsteps. I moved out west to study at the University of Denver and later up to Wyoming, to that very dude ranch mentioned in the slide before. That’s where I fell in love with country swing dancing, and discovered a career in photography.

To explore raw beauty

a life outdoors

a day in the life

Finding Beautiful Stories in Unexpected Places

Intimate wedding photographer in Vermont