Allyson and her team met up with me at Balboa Park for a fun headshot session. I loved getting to know them as we wandered around the park enjoying the various backgrounds.
Daniel and Melissa were taking selfies on the sandy shores of Coronado Beach when a random stranger offered to snap a quick photo with their phone.
Ray’s senior session was such a blast! She showed up with dramatic red hair and an easygoing energy that made the whole shoot feel effortless.
Some love stories just feel meant to be. Recently, I had the absolute joy of photographing John and Jill’s engagement, and it was one for the books!
Last April, I had the joy of photographing Michael and beautiful Jessica’s engagement session on Coronado. Fast forward almost a year, and they reached out with the most exciting news—they’re expecting twins! They don’t know yet if they’re having boys, girls, or one of each, but their excitement (and mine!) is off the charts.
Where to start with this story? Sascha and Daniel’s wedding was more than a ceremony—it was a joyful, faith-filled celebration of the life God has planned for them . . . a life of serving Him, growing together, and building a family rooted in love. This wedding was especially dear to my heart. Sascha’s family has been part of our family’s story for more than twenty years, and watching her grow into the incredible woman she is today has been such a gift. From childhood adventures to deep conversations about life and faith, she and my daughter Lissa have been close friends since they were little girls.
It was 2017 when I first met Nanette and her extended family, but I’ve had the pleasure, without knowing it, of photographing some of her grandchildren in the meantime as I’ve done school photography! Our first session was on Coronado, so this time we met up in the field at Steele Canyon Bridge. The trees were ablaze with fall color, and it was great to see how the family has grown with new grandbabies and a sweet fiancée!
There’s something special about seeing your family’s story told through photography. Not just on a screen or in a cloud folder, but displayed in your home—big, bold, and beautiful. While
Sukhi’s session was the day after Christmas, and some major waves had hit the beach at Coronado.
Nicole started 2025 with a brand-new job at a new company, so we headed Downtown for some urban headshots.
Lauren’s new job was the perfect opportunity for new headshots, and I loved working with her and her company’s marketing department. They sent over specific guidelines to achieve the types of images that will blend seamlessly with the existing headshots of their team. With employees across the country, they requested natural light, shaded images in urban settings with a shallow depth of field—exactly what I love to do for a headshot session. Although our original location was foggy on the day of the session, Lauren and I pivoted and found a new location with beautiful sun.
Linda’s family was all in town for the holidays, and it was wonderful to photograph their entire extended family at Steele Canyon Bridge just after New Year. Linda’s daughter Jessica and daughters-in-law Laura and Liz all worked for Sitterwise in college, and I loved seeing them again! They were always amazing to work with, and I’m thrilled to see them thriving with beautiful families and sweet kiddos of their own! Linda and Terry are dream grandparents, and I love the shots of them chasing the kids through the leaves. I’m hoping we can get together yearly and I can watch this fun crew grow up!
Allyson and her team met up with me at Balboa Park for a fun headshot session. I loved getting to know them as we wandered around the park enjoying the various backgrounds.
Daniel and Melissa were taking selfies on the sandy shores of Coronado Beach when a random stranger offered to snap a quick photo with their phone.
Ray’s senior session was such a blast! She showed up with dramatic red hair and an easygoing energy that made the whole shoot feel effortless.
Some love stories just feel meant to be. Recently, I had the absolute joy of photographing John and Jill’s engagement, and it was one for the books!
Last April, I had the joy of photographing Michael and beautiful Jessica’s engagement session on Coronado. Fast forward almost a year, and they reached out with the most exciting news—they’re expecting twins! They don’t know yet if they’re having boys, girls, or one of each, but their excitement (and mine!) is off the charts.
Where to start with this story? Sascha and Daniel’s wedding was more than a ceremony—it was a joyful, faith-filled celebration of the life God has planned for them . . . a life of serving Him, growing together, and building a family rooted in love. This wedding was especially dear to my heart. Sascha’s family has been part of our family’s story for more than twenty years, and watching her grow into the incredible woman she is today has been such a gift. From childhood adventures to deep conversations about life and faith, she and my daughter Lissa have been close friends since they were little girls.
It was 2017 when I first met Nanette and her extended family, but I’ve had the pleasure, without knowing it, of photographing some of her grandchildren in the meantime as I’ve done school photography! Our first session was on Coronado, so this time we met up in the field at Steele Canyon Bridge. The trees were ablaze with fall color, and it was great to see how the family has grown with new grandbabies and a sweet fiancée!
There’s something special about seeing your family’s story told through photography. Not just on a screen or in a cloud folder, but displayed in your home—big, bold, and beautiful. While
Sukhi’s session was the day after Christmas, and some major waves had hit the beach at Coronado.
Nicole started 2025 with a brand-new job at a new company, so we headed Downtown for some urban headshots.
Lauren’s new job was the perfect opportunity for new headshots, and I loved working with her and her company’s marketing department. They sent over specific guidelines to achieve the types of images that will blend seamlessly with the existing headshots of their team. With employees across the country, they requested natural light, shaded images in urban settings with a shallow depth of field—exactly what I love to do for a headshot session. Although our original location was foggy on the day of the session, Lauren and I pivoted and found a new location with beautiful sun.
Linda’s family was all in town for the holidays, and it was wonderful to photograph their entire extended family at Steele Canyon Bridge just after New Year. Linda’s daughter Jessica and daughters-in-law Laura and Liz all worked for Sitterwise in college, and I loved seeing them again! They were always amazing to work with, and I’m thrilled to see them thriving with beautiful families and sweet kiddos of their own! Linda and Terry are dream grandparents, and I love the shots of them chasing the kids through the leaves. I’m hoping we can get together yearly and I can watch this fun crew grow up!
