Oddly enough, my love for photography started with musicals.

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For as long as I can remember, my family has been deeply involved in community theatre. With my pastel pink point-and-shoot camera in hand, I took thousands of photos of friends at rehearsals and backstage. It was during a production of Annie in 2008 that I captured a moment that would shape my future, sparking a dream to own a professional camera.

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At 15, I bought my first DSLR. Shortly after, my mum was diagnosed with breast cancer, and I found a way to help by offering portrait sessions to support the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Over the years, I’ve been able to donate thousands through photography, one click at a time.

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After moving to Bridport, England, for a few years, I rediscovered my passion for capturing the magic of childhood moments. Living there helped me foster my love for creating images that tell stories and evoke wonder.

 

Now back in Canada, I’m fully focused on turning those fleeting, magical memories into timeless, treasured pieces that can be handed down for generations.