By day, I'm a Behaviour Intervention Specialist and a full-time Master's student in Counselling Psychology. By evenings and weekends, you'll usually find me chasing another creative project—whether that's sewing, photographing, or convincing myself I *definitely* need to start one more hobby.

I've always been someone who finds joy in creating. I love making things with my hands, telling stories, and finding meaning in the little moments that often go unnoticed.

Photography has become one of those things.

For me, it's never been about creating the "perfect" image. It's about preserving the feeling of a moment—the laughter you didn't expect, the way your child reaches for your hand, the glance your partner gives you when they think no one is watching. Those are the memories that become priceless over time.

Here's a little secret...

I hated having my photo taken as a kid. I was the one hiding behind my parents, turning my back to the camera, or needing to be bribed just to smile. Because of that, I know what it feels like to be uncomfortable in front of a camera—and it's why creating a relaxed, judgment-free experience is so important to me.

You don't need to know how to pose, and you certainly don't need to be "photogenic." My goal is simply to create a space where you can be yourselves while I document the moments that tell your story.