Soft Starts and Slow Mondays
here’s to low-energy Mondays. To giving yourself permission to take it slow. To starting where you are and letting that be enough.
When Empathy Gets Drowned Out
When we encounter someone who doesn’t think like us, we assume they’re lying or that they’re the enemy. We’ve stopped being curious. We’ve stopped listening.
Transgender Day of Visibility
In today’s political climate, we must remain vigilant. Policies are constantly shifting, and some directly threaten the rights and safety of trans individuals. When we have the strength, engaging in conversations with those who may not fully understand can be a powerful act of allyship
Flashback Friday: A Downtown Shoot with Sarah
Even with the lens issues, the shoot itself was a success. Looking back at the images now, I see the warmth, the movement, and the energy that Sarah brought, and I’m so grateful for the experience. And yes, I’m very late in sharing these (sorry, girl!), but better late than never, right?
Flashback Friday
I shot this in one of Louisville’s beautiful parks—one of the many places I miss so much.
The Power of Play: Finding Joy Again
“Looking back, I realize that the things that brought me joy as a kid are still the things that light me up now.”
Flashback Friday: Where It All Began
Today, I just wanted to take a moment to share some of those early images. Not just as a reminder to myself, but to show you where I started. Some of the color edits are a little wild, but that’s okay—we all have to start somewhere!
Reclaim Your Identity
we’ve been taught that people-pleasing is not just good—it’s honorable. That being a “good” person (especially a “good” woman, mother, or partner) means being selfless.
Be Obsessed with yourself
The Perfect You, Right Now – A Flashback Friday Shoot
“Bodies change—that’s normal. Life brings us through seasons of growth, transition, and transformation, and our bodies reflect that journey. Whether you’ve gained or lost weight, whether you’re healing, aging, or stepping into a new phase of life, you are enough exactly as you are.”
My Heart is Heavy
Rebuilding After Loss
Looking ahead, I’m filled with hope. I’m eager to embrace this next chapter, to create meaningful work, and to help others see themselves in a new light.