About

Photography saved me when I felt lost. At first, it was just for me—an escape. Then I started photographing women, and something deeper clicked.

I wasn’t just taking photos. I was seeing them.

Their strength in vulnerability. That quiet knowing inside them that they were meant for more. The part of them that had been through pain but refused to stay small. The woman still healing, still rising, still learning to love herself—without apology, without permission.

I see her because I am her.

I know what it’s like to feel invisible, to question your worth, to carry a past that tries to define you. I also know what it’s like to fight for yourself, to take up space, to step into your power even when it scares the hell out of you.

That’s why I do this.

This isn’t just a photoshoot. It’s a reckoning. A moment to let go, to step fully into who you are—your fire, your softness, your whole damn self.

So if you’re done playing small, if you feel that pull—it’s time.

Let’s capture her. The woman you already are. The one who refuses to shrink. The one who is rising.

And when you see her? You won’t look away.