Photography, traveling the world, camping in Vermont, summer picnics in Central park, my two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, my friends, and my family. These are just a few of my many passions.

I first picked up a camera in high school and there was no turning back from there. Starting old school, before the days of digital, I shot in black and white film, developing in a make shift dark room in my bathroom. I think my parents were happy I had a passion but a little disappointed in the loss of their bathroom for hours at a time!

I’ve been blessed to work under some of the greats in New York City, including the talented Danielle Levitt, where I learned you can have fun with photography while being a strong female entrepreneur, and my internships that helped me master all business aspects of the field.

These days like many professionals, I have successfully (and happily!) made the switch to digital photography. Digital provides an enormous amount of creative freedom – and by knocking out the cost of developing film, I keep my prices competitive so you receive all of the cost benefits.

The first wedding I shot, I fell in love with the emotions of the experience. An overflow of photographic opportunities. I thought to myself, “How wonderful this is!”

Today, nearly seven years later, I am still loving it. I photograph with a photojournalist edge, capturing unique moments most would never see.

I’ve had brides tell me seeing their photographs are like reliving the day — only better, because this time they see those special little moments they would have missed had I not been there.