We met on a wood bench waiting outside our daughter’s ballet studio. Long before we created together.

I can’t stop thinking about the way my story put me right in the middle of their wedding day. All because they wanted someone to document the day.

& what a shame it would have been to stick to that plan.
The one that never left room for life stories & camera rolls.

I like to think the camera would have always found its way to me. That the stories would have always pulled me in.
That somehow those puzzle pieces were laid before me, I just had to open the right case.

I can’t believe i’m saying this…THE SOUL SOCIETY IS OFFICIALLY FULL TIME.

20 years ago they said “I do” at one of Kansas City’s neatest hidden gems, The Simpson House. I remember crying as my dad gifted me a silver necklace during the ceremony. I remember spinning in circles over & over, just to see my white dress twirl.

I missed the moment.
The one I was asked to document, the one that was suppose to be looked back on for the rest of their lives.

I was invited to rehearsal, not giving much thought past the word “orchestra”

It’s been 8 months & 21 days since I last posted my work.

A long awaited hello from me, Taylor!

WELL. Here I am, building a new site, months have gone by & i’m still putting finishing touches on her.

Somewhere along the way I lost sight of the “why” - as do a lot of creative entrepreneurs do. I started working, sharing, + pursuing things I hoped would sell. Things that I thought “people” wanted.

It’s no secret owning a business is… challenging. Sometimes REAL challenging.

The past year has been exactly what I hoped. This space has become our second home, a space filled with creativity, connection & straight up - beauty. A space where the power of photography can FLY.

At 7 years old, I was gifted a little blue camera & never looked back.