I believe beauty lives in connection.

In the way people gather. In unguarded laughter. In the quiet moments we don’t realize we’ll miss until much later.

My work is guided by three things: artistry, romance, and revelry. Artistry in how a moment is seen. Romance in how it’s felt. Revelry in how it’s lived.

Photography is a art, a gift that offers stills of the living: motionless moments reeling with life. 

I’ve always been a people person. A "Social Butterfly," a "Nosy, Rosie." I’m the kind of person who meets a stranger and is gifted with their life story by the end of the conversation. I listen deeply. I pay in attention. I care about people to their core, and that care naturally shapes how I document connection. 

I’m inspired by Renaissance art for its devotion to humanity, and by writing, because it teaches us to slow down and show, not tell.

My family keeps me grounded and reminds me that the most meaningful moments are often the most ordinary.

I live by the Desiderata as a quiet compass to Go Placidly. Be present.

I love iced coffee, even when it’s cold. I rewatch the same shows because the characters feel like old friends. I believe richness doesn’t require grandeur. It lives in the mundane. In shared glances. In inside jokes. In the feeling of a room when everyone you love is in it.

That belief is the foundation of my work. Foxybird is an ode to human connection, documented with intention, heart, and yes—just the right amount of razzle dazzle.

Photography is aN art, a gift that offers stills of the living: 

MOTIONLESS MOMENTS
      REELING WITH LIFE.

I believe beauty lives in connection. In unguarded laughter. In the quiet, ordinary moments we don’t realize we’ll miss until much later.

My work is guided by three things: artistry, romance, and revelry. I photograph weddings as living, breathing rooms full of people who matter, not staged productions. The goal has never been perfection. It’s presence.

I’ve always been a people person. I listen deeply, pay attention easily, and tend to leave conversations holding a stranger’s life story. Photography, for me, is just a very good excuse to be observant.

I’m inspired by Renaissance art, writing, and my family. I love iced coffee, even when it’s cold. I believe richness doesn’t require grandeur. It lives in shared glances, inside jokes, and the feeling of a room when everyone you love is in it.

An ode to human connection, documented with heart and just the right amount of razzle dazzle.