Hi,  I’m a Canadian living in beautiful Mexico.

My love affair with photography began when my grandparents gifted me my first camera at age 11—a little 110 film camera that sparked a lifelong passion. (Yes, I totally just dated myself!) Back then, I dreamed of being like Annie Leibovitz. I even went to college to study photography, but self-doubt and a little too much advice about “realistic careers” steered me off course.

Fast forward through years of searching, learning, and healing—I dove headfirst into almost every alternative healing modality you can think of. You name it: I read about it, studied it, got certified in it, or tried it in some way, thinking I was broken and needed fixing. Spoiler alert: the only thing that needed fixing was my thinking!

Eventually, I came to a life-changing innerstanding of who I AM. I realized that nothing was broken at all—life is about creating experiences that light us up, fill our hearts, and remind us of the joy in simply being. Photography is one of those experiences for me.

Why ICM (Intentional Camera Movement)? Because it lets me create ethereal, timeless art that captures the unseen. ICM reminds me that energy is always in motion, even when we can’t see it, and that reality is brimming with infinite possibilities. And black-and-white photography? It’s my way of cutting through the noise, quieting my mind, and focusing on the beauty of the present moment—the only thing that’s truly ours.

After years of trying to “fix” or “heal” myself, I’ve finally embraced the real, authentic me who’s been here all along, patiently waiting. 

When I’m not creating art or pondering the mysteries of the Universe, you can find me hiking in the woods or strolling along the beach with my dogs, hunting for treasures at local markets, having a siesta in my hammock, savoring delicious food with great friends, or simply soaking up the magic of the moment—no matter what it brings