I'm a self-taught photographer based in Boston with a background in graphic arts and a deep-rooted love for collaboration. My work centers on environmental portraits, interiors, product photography, and personal projects focused on florals and travel. Drawing inspiration from everything around me—textures, landscapes, furniture, even sound—I see art in the everyday and aim to translate that into stillness, mood, and emotional resonance.

My style leans toward the minimal and candid, with an emphasis on storytelling through natural light and thoughtful composition. Whether capturing the quiet complexity of a floral arrangement or the personality within a lived-in space, I approach each image with intention and a deep curiosity.

Photography has been a part of my life since I was young, but everything shifted when I discovered black-and-white film in high school—I often spent free periods tucked away in the darkroom. Since then, I’ve had the honor of collaborating with artists and designers including Helios Floral, Lisa Tharp Design, and Eunice Weckesser, creating visuals that merge botanical form with refined design.

I’m known for being organized, detail-driven, and a constant idea generator—especially when working alongside other creatives. Outside of work, I spend time with my husband and our dog, tend to my garden, wander through craft fairs, and hunt for antique gems (despite being the minimalist in a maximalist household). I also have a soft spot for horror films, the strange charm of Salem, MA, and all things paranormal.

Each project, whether personal or client-based, is an opportunity to create something that feels grounded, intentional, and quietly powerful.