While living and working abroad, I began to suffer significant memory loss (particularly my long term memory). Unlike those moments where you forget where you've left your keys or your car, nothing seemed to trigger the return of these memories. However, I discovered that, through photos, I was able to catch glimpses of the precious moments of my life. The emotions of those times would come flooding back, even if the memories couldn't. 

In 2019, after moving back to Canada to be closer to my family, I decided to invest in a new camera and once more pursue my love of photography. I had not initially planned for this to become a career, but I was blessed with beautiful clients and one shoot turned into many and now here we are, two years later! 

Now, more than ever, I understand the importance of photography and capturing the true emotions of whatever I am witnessing. Love, joy, sadness, relief, I want to document it all. 

I want to tell your story, but if you're on this page, perhaps you'd like to hear mine as well.

I have always been artistically inclined. When I was younger, it was drawing and painting, and always the same subject matter - faces. When I began highschool, I discovered photography and fell in love with it instantly. This love never faded, but through the course of life, I put away my artistic pursuits for many years and focused on my studies and my work (Speech Pathology to be specific). I found other things that brought me joy, but photography was never far from my mind. I dreamed of travelling the world and taking photos of exotic places and beautiful places. 

I was fortunate enough to be able to travel the world and study and work abroad for many years, but I did so without a camera in hand.

MY story