VISUAL STORYTELLER
After spending six years on Vancouver Island, I moved to the small town of Voglers Cove along the south shore of Nova Scotia. I love being so close to the ocean and am blessed to have such beautiful beaches just down the road. My pups, Birdie and Hennessy, enjoy our frequent trips to the shore to watch birds scavenge for food or surfers riding at sunset.
I have a hard time committing to hobbies but the second I picked up my first real camera back in 2010, I was hooked. My favourite subject to photograph (if you haven't already guessed) are people and their pets because I know just how strong that bond is.
My sessions are laid back and playful. I know how hard it is to be in front of a camera therefore my goal is to make it as painless as possible! I love capturing real and raw moments and my end goal is to tell your story in its purest form.
WANT TO
KNOW MORE?
Everyone has their quirks, right?
I'm an avid reader and would love to open my own bookshop one day.
I'm an anxious flyer but I love to travel. Road trips are my jam!
I'm an Aquarius through and through; free-spirited, original and independent.
I spend an unhealthy amount of time with my dogs and wouldn't change it for the world.
THE FUEL BEHIND THE FIRE
HENNESSY
BIRDIE
The first thing people say when they see Hennessy is "what breed is she??". I wish I had an answer. I adopted Henny through the BC SPCA after her mom and several other dogs were seized from a terrible backyard breeder.
Hennessy is my little wild child. Despite being only 2kg soaking wet, she has the sass and stamina of a dog ten times her size. She loves being outdoors and getting totally filthy. I couldn't ask for a better adventure partner.
Birdie is from Tijuana, Mexico and came to Canada through a rescue during the summer of 2020. Many rescues down south were having to close their doors due to Covid 19 which left several dogs needing to be transported. Luckily she found her way to me.
Birdie is quiet and easy going. She enjoys the little things in life; the sun on her face, soft sand under her paws and a warm blanket at night. I learn a lot from her on a daily basis; the biggest lesson being to slow down and enjoy what's right in front of you.