The Fitzsimmons welcomed baby Calvin in the spring, and I got to document their first days as a family of three (plus two French frenchies). Sweet, intimate, perfect.

The Kass family session at Queen Creek Wash had everything—beautiful November light, natural desert landscape, and a family that genuinely enjoys being together.

Three generations of family met at San Tan Regional Park for sunset photos. Desert backdrop, golden hour light, and a whole lot of people.

The Kocmouds welcomed baby Avery in July, and their in-home session was pure joy. Addie's infectious smile, Mallory's laughter, and a family that loves being together.

Shooting my niece's engagement session at Desert Botanical Garden was pretty much the best. Amazing light, natural chemistry, and family vibes.

The Heaton family brought serious urban style to their downtown Phoenix session. Graffiti walls, bright morning light, and four girls who showed up dressed for the occasion.

The Kleppers welcomed baby Jude in March, and their in-home session had all the energy. Two toddlers, one newborn, and the most patient parents I know.

Elyse and Spencer's engagement session at the Superstition Mountains had moody overcast skies and all the playful energy. Laughter, big smiles, and pure excitement.

Joia and Carlton's sunset engagement session at Gilbert's Riparian Preserve captured their sweet love story perfectly. These two are so excited to be married!

I loved capturing Kinsley's newborn session at her Gilbert home! My friends welcomed their first daughter, and documenting these precious early days was such an honor for me.

Cameron and Tiana's engagement session at the Gilbert olive grove was full of affection and excitement. Romantic, playful, and so ready to be married this December.

Annual fall sessions with the Davis family never disappoint. Two kids, golden hour light, and all the chaos in the best way.

I’ve photographed the Green family for nearly a decade. This fall session at Mesa Arts Center was their last in Arizona before moving to Oklahoma, and it was perfect.