As a child, my parents always had cameras or video cameras rolling. We were that quintessential 90's household with stacks of VHS tapes documenting our holidays, birthdays, and everything in-between. There was never a lack of evidence that we did something. Photos were always a constant in my life, whether having them or taking them as I got older. It's always been about preserving the memory, the fleeting moment in time, and the perspective to see something from all angles. There's something magical about flipping through old albums and living in the nostalgia of it all. As I've gotten older, there's something even more beautiful about the feelings these memories evoke—the laughter shared, the tears shed, and the joy felt in those captured moments. Now, as a photographer, I aim to capture that same magic for others, preserving their cherished memories in timeless images that evoke the same warmth and nostalgia. Because I believe that in every photograph lies a story waiting to be told, a memory waiting to be relived, and a moment waiting to be cherished forever.