As a photographer, community-builder, and lifelong adventurer I am driven by a mission to empower and showcase women and BIPOC athletes in the outdoors as well as to capture moments and memories for anyone who might not otherwise have them. I have been privileged enough to have grown up in the outdoors but what began as a love for snow, dirt, and rock quickly evolved into more—a passion for building connections and creating space for underrepresented communities to thrive.

In 2019, I founded Shred-it Sisters, a growing sisterhood of 3,000+ women and gender-diverse adventurers built on the belief that everyone deserves a safe and supportive space in nature. I also proudly serve as an event coordinator with SheJumps and a supportive member of AirTeam, a community helping to break down barriers in snowsports for BIPOC communities. Through these organizations I often volunteer at events to document the talented women and BIPOC communities dedicated to their sports.

Photography became my tool for storytelling—a way to amplify voices, celebrate joy and strength, and shift the narrative around who belongs in the outdoors. Whether I’m documenting grassroots events, capturing the energy of diverse athletes, or gifting portraits, I aim to make people feel seen. Through my photography, I strive to create space—for recognition, representation, and broaden the horizon for the next generation to dream bigger. Let’s tell stories that move us forward and fully represent the beautiful diversity of this world.