It all began at Ballard High School
I had the privilege of going to a high school that had an incredible photography program. I was able to learn how to manually use a camera right off the bat and learned the vital fundamentals of photography throughout the years. After graduating in 2014, I knew it was something I wanted to continue doing. Luckily I had a sister who loved (and still loves) letting me use her as a guinea pig for shoots, which helped continually develop my skills. Seven years later, I am now a full-time portrait photographer and I credit my photography teacher, Gina O’Neill at Ballard High School, for playing such a huge role in where I am today!
(Photo by Amanda Lewis)
My purpose is to capture you just as you are
My goal is to create images that show connection and happiness. I consider myself to be a lifestyle photographer, meaning we’ll focus much more on capturing moments versus saying cheese at the camera (don’t worry, we’ll still get those ones too). What I love most about photography is that ten, twenty, thirty years down the line, you will be able to look back on these photos and remember this specific moment in time.
Does that sound like what you’re looking for? Contact me here to get the conversation going!