“The camera is an instrument that teaches people to see without a camera” – Dorothea Lange   Six years ago I picked up a camera to give a visual voice to my heart language. Little did I know how much photography would shape who I am and how I think. I shouldn’t be surprised…the creative […]

  “Love is the light in which we see each thing in its truest origin, nature and destiny. If we could look at the world in a loving way, then the world would rise up before us full of invitation, possibility and depth.” – John O’Donohue When I first ventured into photography I assumed it […]

{Disclaimer: all images shared here were not arranged through the hospital but privately. Posting them here with the family’s permission}   After a recent Click Pro conversation and as a follow-up to my “Giving Back” Clickin’ Moms blog post in December, I wanted to share what I’ve learned volunteering my photography at Boston Children’s Hospital.  Perhaps […]

It’s in an undergrad lecture hall I learned that the eye sees the world upside down. Since the cornea (where the light enters the eye) is curved, it bends the light creating an upside down image on the retina. It’s our brains that put what we see right side up! And you know what?! They’ve […]

  I recently hopped aboard the Instagram train. People – that place is crack for creatives. When I dove down that crazy rabbit hole I didn’t surface for hours.  In an ocean of puffy hearts, it’s so easy to be swept into the undertow of conditional love. Even as I followed one amazing photographer after another, […]

  I’m not a fan of New Year’s resolutions. They’d only be the same and always set me up for failure. Instead I choose a word for the year. It’s usually a word that’s been knocking around in my head the previous year. It’s born of conviction and is a slippery, elusive little devil. Last […]