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I’ve called Baltimore home for nearly 20 years, but I’m originally from Long Island, where my love for creating began at a young age. I was always making something, and thankfully, I never grew out of it.

That creative spirit eventually brought me to Baltimore, where I studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art and earned my BFA in Painting. While painting became an important part of my artistic foundation, I had always been drawn to photography. I took photography courses throughout high school and college, and naturally became the friend who was always documenting the moments, people, and memories that meant the most.

As a queer woman, creating spaces where people can feel comfortable, seen, and fully themselves is especially important to me. I know how meaningful it can be to have someone who not only captures your story, but truly celebrates it. Whether I’m photographing a love story, a family, a milestone, or simply the beauty of being exactly who you are, I want my work to feel genuine, inclusive, and full of heart.

Eventually, I realized I wanted to turn my passion for photography into something more. In 2021, I started Later Days Photography with the hope of creating meaningful images while sharing my love of art and storytelling with others.

Since then, photography has taken me places I never imagined. It’s where I feel most creative and confident, and where I get to make art alongside the people I photograph. There’s something incredibly special about watching an idea come to life through my lens—and I still get chills when I see my vision come together.

What I love most about photography is the people. Every person, couple, family, and story I get to work with opens my world a little more. I’m grateful for every opportunity to collaborate, create, and be invited into meaningful moments.

It’s an honor to help tell your story, and I don’t take that trust lightly.

Incusivity

Being a member of the LGBTQ+ community myself has given me the opportunity to capture the lives and special moments of many other queer folk. It is such an honor to create a safe space for queer people to be celebrated and their love cherished. I don't exclusively work with the queer community, I welcome everyone no matter how they identify, their culture, or status. This is exactly what makes you who you are, there is nothing more beautiful than your authentic self.

I believe love is love, black lives matter, no human is illegal,

all abilities should be respected and gender is nonbinary.