I’m the woman behind the camera here, born and raised in South Florida, currently residing in Denver, Colorado. I grew up in a home where photography was part of the rhythm of life. My parents loved film, they brought cameras on every road trip, and we’d do spontaneous photoshoots at home with a chest full of costumes, wigs, and props. My mom always had a black-and-white disposable in her bag, especially on beach days, and we’d take portraits of each other by the sea. I still have shoeboxes full of those prints in storage that I look through often — reminders of the magic in ordinary moments, the joy of childhood, and all those awkward stages of growing up.

That early love grew into something more when I was accepted into a three-year photography program in high school. I started out doing creative shoots with friends to explore composition, lines, and light — and by my second year, I was working alongside my teacher photographing sports games, pep rallies, and yearbook spreads.

That experience taught me how to work on a timeline, adapt spontaneously, and perform under pressure — getting the shot that was needed for print. It was when I started to sharpen my technical skills- learning to handle different lenses, adjust camera settings quickly, and approach photography with a different kind of focus and intention.

In college, I interned at vintage stores creating styled look books and weekly content, which sparked a deeper love for editorial work. I have worked in visual merchandising for retail brands — refining my eye for detail, styling, and color.