That Christmas with my first camera isn’t the only one that played a significant role in my journey. My grandmother always marveled at how much I looked like her mother, my Great Nana Lucia. One day, she handed me an envelope with her wedding photo inside. When I pulled it out, my heart skipped a beat. Although I’d never seen the photo before, it looked so familiar. I ran to grab my own wedding album, and my soul sang when I saw a photo of myself on my wedding day that looked so similar it was as if I’d planned it. That moment of connection was something I’ll treasure forever. I believe the true power of photography is in those little moments of connection and the preservation of stories and loved ones long past. That is why I place such heavy importance on delivering excellent, timeless galleries. So that someday, your great-granddaughter can have the same moment of unspeakable connection that I felt, whether you are present to share it with her or not.

in the power of family
history and legacy

i believe...

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

sweet treat

The first look!

part of the wedding day

The Office

tv series

Historical Fiction

genre to read

Istanbul, Turkey

city i've traveled to

Maggie Sottero

dress designer

Decaf iced vanilla latte with almond milk

starbucks order

camera lens

Canon 85mm 1.4

Pasta and sushi

food

a few of my favorites

A decade ago, I burst through the basement door of my childhood home on Christmas day and found a Canon Rebel perched on a tripod waiting just for me. In the handwritten note accompanying it, my dad encouraged me to follow my dreams...

the heart behind the camera

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