Shortly after I was born, my dad accepted a job that involved moving the family from California to Alabama. As a result I moved away from all my aunts, uncles, and grandparents and I didn’t have the opportunity to know most of my relatives outside of my immediate family. I was fortunate to have a loving mother and father but I always wondered if I was like any of my other relatives. What would it be like to see my parents with their brothers, sisters, and parents? When I was a teenager, I stumbled on some old family albums while cleaning out some bins in the attic. I picked up an album and when I opened it, I realized it was an album that had pictures of my mother from when she was toddler until she graduated high school. The next album belonged to my dad. I could see my grandparents, my aunts, places my dad traveled, and even his pet cat that lived to be over 20 years old.

The third album I opened was my own. It had pictures of my mother while she was pregnant with me, my brother and cousin holding me in the hospital room shortly after I was born, and a picture of all my aunts and uncles celebrating a Christmas party when I was a few months old. Afterwards, I brought the albums to my parents and starting asking questions about the pictures. Little did I know, each picture had a story that made me laugh or cry. It was in that moment that I realized how priceless it was to be able to capture a moment. I realized that a photo album is more than pictures to enjoy for a season. Photos are conversations pieces that allow memories to live from generation to generation. This sparked a passion for photography that allows me to give clients albums, prints, and canvases that can be passed down for years to come. 

Shortly after I was born, my dad accepted a job that involved moving the family from California to Alabama. As a result I moved away from all my aunts, uncles, and grandparents and I didn’t have the opportunity to know most of my relatives outside of my immediate family. I was fortunate to have a loving mother and father but I always wondered if I was like any of my other relatives. What would it be like to see my parents with their brothers, sisters, and parents? When I was a teenager, I stumbled on some old family albums while cleaning out some bins in the attic. I picked up an album and when I opened it, I realized it was an album that had pictures of my mother from when she was toddler until she graduated high school. The next album belonged to my dad. I could see my grandparents, my aunts, places my dad traveled, and even his pet cat that lived to be over 20 years old.

The third album I opened was my own. It had pictures of my mother while she was pregnant with me, my brother and cousin holding me in the hospital room shortly after I was born, and a picture of all my aunts and uncles celebrating a Christmas party when I was a few months old. Afterwards, I brought the albums to my parents and starting asking questions about the pictures. Little did I know, each picture had a story that made me laugh or cry. It was in that moment that I realized how priceless it was to be able to capture a moment. I realized that a photo album is more than pictures to enjoy for a season. Photos are conversations pieces that allow memories to live from generation to generation. This sparked a passion for photography that allows me to give clients albums, prints, and canvases that can be passed down for years to come. 

WHY DO I BELIEVE IN PHOTOGRAPHY?

In a pure, classic and authentic style, I commit to capture your family’s unforgettable moments and deliver heirloom quality pieces that can stand the test of time. To fulfill this commitment, I will guide you through each step of the way, personally curating every little detail from the planning to the delivery of your artwork, so you can relax and enjoy your portrait experience. 

MY Commitment to you

WHY DO I BELIEVE IN PHOTOGRAPHY?