I’m a Utah-based photographer whose work has been published in…
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My work was featured in Issue 7: TRUST, featuring many women’s voices.
Wayfare seeks to be a companion and guide on the journey of faith. They publish a range of original writing: essays, interviews, dispatches, profiles, poetry, miracles, sermons, and works of book, film, and art criticism.
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My work was featured in Volume 45 No. 3.
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. Through these exchanges, they strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.
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HEARTFUL is a free digital magazine for family photographers that highlights images with soul by photographers all over the world who are interested in telling honest stories that are deeper than pretty.
I’m an award-winning & gallery-featured film photographer
My work explores the contradictions and nuanced experiences of motherhood through film photography.
The Portraits of Motherhood Project is a deeply personal body of work that continues to inspire and fulfill me.
One of my images from this body of work was featured in The Find Lab Community Photo Exhibition in 2025 and won the People’s Choice award through public voting.
At the beginning of 2026, I received a “Film Is Not Dead” Scholarship from The Find Lab. My portfolio went through open submissions, finalist selection, and then community voting before being selected as the second-place winner.
My photographs have also been featured in The Compass Gallery and Salt Lake Art Show.
My artistic approach
I choose to work with film because it merges precision with artistry in a way that feels both technical and deeply human. The process demands patience and intention, and in return, it produces remarkable color, texture, and emotional depth. Film allows each image to carry a tangible sense of time and presence — something that feels lived rather than captured.
I have invested in professional-grade film cameras and developed a close working relationship with a trusted film lab to ensure every photograph receives the highest level of care and craftsmanship. Each image passes through hands that value the artistry of the process, resulting in work that reflects both technical excellence and a sense of human connection.
My work has been featured in these galleries:
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My relationship with photography began in high school and quickly became a defining creative pursuit. Although I applied for, and was accepted into the BYU photography program, I chose to complete a BA in Graphic Design — a decision that deepened my understanding of visual composition and storytelling. While in college, my passion for photography was reignited, drawing me toward film and portraiture, which I have pursued with intention and dedication since 2019.
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Choosing a film photographer means choosing a slower, more intentional process — one that values artistry over automation. Film captures light, color, and emotion in a way that feels rich, nostalgic, and timeless. In a world where everything is instant, film photography offers something different: images that are thoughtfully made, full of texture, and truly one of a kind.
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When choosing a location for your family session, I encourage you to think about places that hold meaning for you — the places where your family truly lives and loves. There’s something deeply special about being photographed at home, surrounded by the textures and light that shape your everyday life. Mixing the warmth of your living spaces with the golden hour light of your backyard or porch allows for moments that feel natural, unhurried, and beautifully honest. At home, little ones can play freely, everyone can breathe a little easier, and the images that emerge carry the comfort and authenticity of real family life.
While I often recommend in-home sessions for their intimacy and ease, I also love photographing families in nature. Studio sessions are available at an additional cost, and I’m happy to help find a space that fits your family’s vision.