Motherhood and Couples Lifestyle Photographer

You want photos that feel real—not stiff, not overly posed, just you. You want to look back and not only see the moment, but feel it. I understand that, because I’ve been there too.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been captivated by photography. As a kid, I was always begging my mom for another disposable camera, eager to freeze the world around me—though, back then, it was mostly my cats. That early love led me to earn a BFA from Concordia University, where I honed my skills as an artist and deepened my understanding of photography as both a craft and a form of storytelling. I’ve spent years working in the heritage sector, but I kept coming back to what truly lights me up: capturing the here and now, before it becomes a memory.

My Approach: Honest, Timeless, and Rooted in Emotion

I specialize in documentary-style lifestyle photography, which means I don’t just take pictures—I capture feelings. I seek out the in-between moments: the way your child reaches for your hand, the wind catching your hair as you laugh, the quiet pauses that hold the most meaning. My goal is to make sure you’re not just the one behind the camera—you’re in the frame, present in the memories you’re making.

I feel most at home outdoors, where light and nature create the perfect backdrop for storytelling. Whether I’m canoeing in Algonquin Park, setting up camp with my family, or cross-country skiing through fresh snow, I’m always drawn to the beauty of the natural world—and I bring that love into my work.

This is More Than Photography—It’s About Preserving Your Story

As a mom, I know how fast time moves. I know how easy it is to let years slip by without stepping in front of the lens. And I know how deeply meaningful it is to have photos that remind you of what this season of life felt like. That’s why I do what I do.

If you’re looking for images that feel like memories—warm, nostalgic, and completely you—I’d love to tell your story.

Let’s connect and create something timeless together.