Horses, in particular, have always been a huge part of my life. My grandpa had an Arabian horse farm by Drayton when I was young, and many of my early memories are rooted there. Over time, photography and horses naturally intertwined — and eventually became the heart of my work.

Today, I specialize in capturing western lifestyle, equine, and connection-driven sessions for kind, genuine people who value meaning over perfection. My goal is simple: to create photographs that feel emotional, happy, and deeply connected — images you’re truly grateful we took.

When you work with me, the experience is calm, low-pressure, and guided in a way that still feels natural. I notice the details - gently adjusting what needs refining, while preserving the meaningful moments, whether it's a horse standing square, or a quiet moment shared between partners. I believe those details are what turn a good photo into one that feels timeless.

My horse, Sully, plays a big role in how I approach both life and photography. Our partnership is built on trust, patience, and thoughtful communication — taking the time to read what’s needed and build a strong foundation. That same approach carries into every session I photograph. I’m attentive, intentional, and deeply respectful of both the animals and people in front of my lens.

My ideal clients are kind, appreciative, and grounded. They value connection - whether thats with a partner, their family, or their animals that mean the world to them. They come into sessions with good energy, thoughtful preparation, and an openness to simply enjoy the experience — trusting that the moments worth keeping will unfold naturally.