I'm a fine art photographer and creative recovery coach based wherever the road takes me. My journey here wasn't a straight line — it began in consumer product sales. When I was transferred to Boston, I purchased my first camera and photography immediately claimed my heart. I trained seriously, opened a portrait studio in Wellesley, MA, where I spent twelve rich years photographing families, children, and corporate executives. I continued working with corporate clients until Ted and I made the deliberate decision to sell our home and hit the road in 2020. We've been nomading across North America ever since.

These days, my heart has found its truest subject: rust. The transformation of weathered surfaces mirrors the human experience of moving through the ups and downs of life, and these images have become the foundation of everything I create and teach. Alongside my fine art work, I coach and speak with women navigating their own transitions — because I know firsthand what it means to stand at the edge of reinvention and wonder, if I jump, will I land somewhere solid? Yes. You will.