I provide photography for architects, interior designers, landscape architects, and commercial clients in the Bay Area and beyond.

I also work as a traveling outdoor adventure photographer, working for clients such as REI, Fujifilm, Peet’s Coffee, and Eddie Bauer. The juxtaposition works for me, and while they may sound quite different from each other, my work in both industries goes hand in hand. Ultimately, my photography is a direct reflection of the people, stories, and places that inspire me.

I also designed my own tiny house! The build began in October 2018, but this process started as just a “what if” long before that. I spent nearly two years gathering ideas, making Pinterest boards, envisioning the flow of the home, and making 3D renderings in SketchUp - all to create a space to fit my lifestyle as a traveling photographer. Designing my own home is something I have always dreamed of doing, and I am so proud of the result. The Tuttle Shuttle was built by Minimaliste Tiny Houses in Quebec, Canada.

My love and appreciation for architecture and design naturally influences my professional work. My process is efficient yet intentional. When planning my shoots, I always picture how I would move throughout the space, and photograph in a way that reflects the way a home feels, allowing others to imagine themselves living there too.