Creative work
This is my personal, creative photography; work that grows out of paying attention.
Rather than working toward a single subject or style, I photograph in themes. As I move through daily life, I’m drawn to repeating elements: light on water, the geometry of bridges and facades, quiet moments along the coast, old Victorian details, the warmth of the sun, the way cities and nature overlap. Sometimes that also includes the smaller, more personal things, like time spent with my dog, Joey, and my husband, Justin.
Each collection here is organized around one of those themes. They’re not destinations so much as ways of seeing; small studies of the beauty, structure, and stillness that show up when you slow down and look closely.
Creative work
Dog Dogs
Black-and-white portraits of dogs, observed in the world.
Urban Escape
Finding calm within the density of the city.
Outlook
Wide perspectives and layered views of the city.
Beachscapes
Light, water, and the rhythm of the shoreline.
Light / Shadow
Photographs shaped by contrast, light, and shadow.
N=1
Small figures within vast spaces.
Facades
Architectural details and character from San Francisco.
In Bloom
Close observations of flowers, color, and form.
Stillness
Simple compositions that invite calm and focus.
Use Your Words
Words encountered in public spaces.
Fill the Frame
Repetition, scale, and scenes that feel larger than the frame.
Geometry
Form, structure, and visual rhythm.
Windows
Windows as frames, reflections, and points of transition.