Doulas are trained, non-medical support professionals who offer individualized care through major life transitions. They provide emotional and physical support, evidence-based information and resources, and care for the whole family—helping you feel informed, confident, and supported in making decisions that align with your values.

When you think “documentary photographer,” you might think candid moments and small details — and that’s part of it. But this work is also about documenting history as it unfolds: noticing what’s here, knowing it won’t exist again, and believing it’s worth remembering exactly as it is. Nothing needs to be perfect to be beautiful.

I work with a few guiding principles — create context, show don’t tell, and make room for big emotions — but I don’t believe in distance for the sake of a photo. I’ll step in when needed, offer guidance, and move with you, documenting your experience with honesty and care because I’m right there with you.

I work with people across a full spectrum of identities, relationships, and life stages. My work is queer- and trans-inclusive, nonjudgmental, and rooted in care for real, tender moments — from pregnancy and the fourth trimester to life’s many transitions, milestones, and in-between spaces.

I’m especially drawn to working with people who are willing to be tender and real. Those who want to show up as their best selves, yes — but also as their honest selves.

If you’re moving through change and want to be met with care, presence, and curiosity, we may be a good fit.