08/29/2026
Goodbye, sweet studio. 🥹🌈✨
It’s the end of a lease — and truly, the end of an era.
And because I’ve gotten quite a few questions as I’ve started taking this colorful little place apart, I figured I should clear up one VERY important thing first:
I’m closing the studio. I am NOT closing my photography business. 😂
You’re not getting rid of me that easily.
So, a few FAQs:
Will you still be doing headshots + branding sessions?
YES. Absolutely. These are some of my favorite sessions to photograph, and I have access to studio spaces when we need them. They aren’t going anywhere.
Are you still doing photography full-time?
100000%. Photography is still very much my career, my full-time job, and where my heart lives. Most weeks I’m photographing around five days a week. I work commercial and Interior projects when families aren’t filling my weekends! BUT I love a good side quest — and you’ll see I collect hobbies like 90s kids collect Beanie Babies (Long May She Reign Apiary, earthtoherbie Dionel Lake Paintings + Prints) — but photography is home.
Are you giving up certain types of photography without a studio?
Not necessarily. Interiors and Architecture have taken over in the most unexpected way, so I may be a little more selective about what I take on, but honestly? I’m really excited about that part. I want to get more creative. Find weird little corners. Use beautiful spaces. Explore new locations. Make things that feel a little less expected.
And maybe that’s really what this whole thing is about.
This studio was such a labor of love.
It was loud. Colorful. Eclectic. A little weird. Sometimes completely unhinged. 😂 It had games and funky furniture and plants and art and all of the strange little things I love shoved into one space.
It felt like me.
And I was incredibly lucky to have a place where I could create so freely.
But a studio is also a business expense. It’s overhead. It’s another space to clean, organize, maintain, furnish, pay for and take care of.
And I think I’m ready for a season where I’m not taking care of a place.
I want to give myself that bandwidth back.
To create.
To explore.
To evolve this business.
To say yes to things I haven’t had room for yet.
