07/23/2026
I’ve been overwhelmed by the love and encouragement since announcing that I’m coming out of retirement.
Your comments and messages have been such a blessing. I’ve been praying for direction for quite some time, and I truly believe God has answered those prayers by giving me a peace about picking up my camera again. Thank you for being part of that confirmation.
Then it hit me…
Some of the babies I photographed as newborns are now in middle school… high school… and even driving.
How did that happen? ❤️
While newborn photography will always be my specialty and first love, I don’t want to stop there.
I also want to capture the child who has discovered their own personality…
The shy smiles, or no smiles.
The serious expressions.
The wild imaginations.
The independent spirit that makes your child uniquely them right now.
As a mom of five and now a grandma, I’ve watched my own children grow up in what feels like the blink of an eye. They’ve graduated, gotten married, moved away, built lives of their own, and welcomed children into the world. Those moments that once felt so far away somehow arrived overnight.
Life has taught me that tomorrow is never promised. Photographs become more than pictures—they become reminders of who we loved, who we were, and the little details we never want to forget.
That’s why I believe every stage deserves to be remembered.
I’m excited to begin offering children’s portrait sessions on location again, and if you’re hoping for family portraits, I’d be happy to talk with you about those as well.
Just like my newborn sessions…
✨ There is no session fee.
We’ll create beautiful images together, and afterward you’ll receive a private online gallery. Purchase only the images you love—whether that’s one image or the entire gallery. There is never a minimum order.
Photography has never been about taking pictures for me.
It’s about preserving a season of life before it quietly slips into the next.
I can’t wait to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new families, and continue telling stories—one photograph at a time. 🤍