I grew up in the countryside, where I first fell in love with photography by capturing the quiet beauty of God’s handiwork. In high school, I stayed close to a tight-knit circle of friends and was incredibly introverted outside of it. You would've never caught me striking up conversations with strangers — let alone directing them through poses with a camera in my hand.

Toward the end of high school, I began taking photos for friends, but I never imagined it would turn into something bigger or working with people I’d never met. College changed that. I slowly stepped out of my shell, discovered how much I loved connecting with others, and realized photography wasn’t just about images — it was about people.

Through a connection in the Engler Entrepreneurship program, I saw that my passion could become a business. What started as a quiet love for capturing moments has grown into a career built on relationships, creativity, and the joy of telling stories through photos.

... but yet, here we are.

You see, I didn't plan on becoming a photographer

So, How did I end up here? I'm glad you asked.