I started photographing weddings thirteen years ago, after being inspired by our own wedding photographer. I enrolled at Pittsburgh Filmmakers where my love for photography grew over the next two years. It seemed a natural fit to start with weddings because I knew what it was to be a bride and I had a knack for seeing and capturing weddings in a flattering way.
Then I had my sons and quickly realized that it would be better for our family if I shifted to smaller portrait jobs where I wouldn’t be gone all day and into the night. Again, my life situation influenced my work and I focused my work on capturing babies and families.
And now that my boys are older, I’ve been able to return to a full-time schedule and have spent a lot of time growing my business. I’m thankful to continue to photograph babies, families, seniors and weddings. Photographing people brings me a lot of joy. And now that I am a full-time business owner, I’m adding commercial photography to my offerings and loving it!
Honestly, this wasn’t on my radar 13 years ago. And I feel like a bit of an outsider, but I think that will change with time. I felt the same way when I started photographing weddings. Over the past year, I’ve had a lot of great opportunities to help small businesses with (captivating) imagery to market their business. And I think my experience of capturing many different types of portraits over the last 13 years translates well for small business photography. I’m looking forward to seeing where this goes!
















Captivating Imagery
Captivating Imagery