Let’s discuss the logo and name… Life, death, transformation, vulnerability, beauty, art, liberation, and celebration are all themes I embody in my brand. The death skull moth symbolizes the juxtaposition of life and death, reminding of the fleeting nature of existence while showcasing incredible beauty. When people encounter a death skull moth, they often think, "Wow, how beautiful," yet a closer look reveals a deeper story. This creature illustrates that one can be stunning while also embodying darkness or even fear. Is it poisonous? We often don’t know, but that doesn’t diminish its inherent beauty. This is akin to life and photography.

 I've captured humans in their most sacred of moments—the intimate wedding vows shared only with me, individuals grappling with their self-image, those navigating divorce, and mothers bidding farewell to their children. I feel in my soul that I'm here to document these beautiful yet vulnerable experiences. I wanted my brand to reflect both my identity as an artist and the humanity of my clients, encompassing the processes, struggles, and wonders we all face. Life can be harsh, but whether during a private moment or a grand celebration, I aim to be there for you, showing each person I photograph that they are worthy—regardless of their current realization and that they are safe with me. Like the death skull moth, I want to convey that first impressions can be misleading. The complex, transformative, and sometimes dark aspects of life can be translated into beauty and serve as a form of healing. To me, photographs are far more than mere images; they affirm our existence and significance. I passionately capture history, love, and life. We take photos as a way to revisit moments from our past. I am profoundly grateful for all who support my art, humbled to be a part of your lives in such a unique way.