The second biggest part of my career comes from my late grandmother (Mema). A woman of many talents, a strong listener, and always had her hands on a creative project. She loved expressing herself creatively- woodworking, painting, gardening, listening to music (probably keith urban), the list goes on. She taught me to always be my true, energetic, social, sunshine self. My work is a strong representation of being a ray of sunshine- bright, warm, and inviting. I spent a lot of time with her, and I talked A LOT, but she always had the time to create while listening to me and letting me know I was being heard. I transfer that same energy onto others, as it is so important to hear what my clients desires are with their photos. I am so blessed to be able to visualize and turn ideas into reality. My sessions are the key to keeping memories frozen in time. It sounds cheesy I’m sure, but I truly think losing a loved one so close to you helps you appreciate the photos you had with them a little extra. Mema was a ray of sunshine that helps me remember the importance of who I am and what I have to offer.