I’ve been in front of and behind the camera my whole life. I started in commercials and modeling when I was 3, so I grew up inside this industry, watching trends change, styles evolve, all of it. But the one thing that never changed was people. People have always needed guidance… someone to make them feel comfortable, confident, and seen for who they really are. I knew early on I could do that.

I picked up a camera at 8, and not as a hobby. I saw what was happening around me, kids being taken advantage of in the modeling world by predators, and I said no more. I spoke up, got myself blackballed by some photographers in Minneapolis for blowing the whistle, and decided I’d shoot my own photos. Then it turned into everyone else’s too. Cheerleaders, athletes, dancers, models, I created a space where people felt safe and could actually enjoy being in front of the camera.

That path led me into photographing bands and artists, eventually landing me at Paisley Park working alongside Prince, where I started helping shape artists’ images and how they showed up in the world. Through all of it, every reinvention, every chapter, one thing has never changed. I don’t just take photos. I create a space where women get to see themselves differently, sometimes for the first time in a long time.

This isn’t about a picture. It’s about you, everything you’ve been through, everything you’ve built, and finally owning it. I bring everything I’ve learned from years in this industry, on stage and behind the scenes, to create something that feels powerful, elevated, and real. And when you see it, I want you to stop and go… “Damn. That’s me.”

Let’s make some magic.