At the heart of what I do is a genuine love for this life and the people who live it.
Growing up around the western lifestyle taught me that some of the most meaningful parts of life aren’t always the big, picture-perfect moments. They’re found in the everyday. Sometimes it’s at the end of a long day when your boots are covered in dust. Other times, it’s simply being with your people or carrying on something that’s been part of your family for years. So much of it can feel ordinary while you’re living it, until one day you realize just how much you miss it.
I’m a self-taught photographer based in Central Alberta, Canada and a twin mama to a little cowboy and cowgirl. Most days, I’m in jeans with my hair up and a camera never too far away. There’s usually a Yeti somewhere nearby, too. I love a good coffee and will happily stay out for the last bit of light at the end of the day.
When I’m not behind the camera or editing, I’m usually outside with my family. Our days might take us out with the horses or have us working around home. We spend a lot of time ranching and you can often find us at a rodeo. It’s a life we’ve worked hard to build and one I don’t take for granted.
Photography has given me a reason to slow down and appreciate these moments. That’s what I hope to give the people in front of my camera too. A reason to be present while it’s happening, with photographs that let you return to it long after the moment has passed.
