Her first love for photography came from a place of awe. At a young age, she saw an Ansel Adams photograph and felt something shift. It was as if the world slowed down in that image. Her first camera a Kodak Disc was the beginning of a lifelong obsession with capturing the soul of the moment.

From vast canyons to the delicate wings of a butterfly, she photographs the world with reverence. Her art is shaped not only by beauty but by hardship. Having experienced poverty and homelessness, she sees magic in the smallest moments that most people pass by.

Her husband and son, her greatest cheerleaders, have always pushed her to share these moments. And now, they’re here for you to see.