I’ve always seen beauty everywhere, even where others might not take a second glance. As a little girl, I would pick bouquets of dandelions and leaves and collect pockets full of rocks I thought were pretty. As I got older, I continued to find the simple, wild, natural beauty to be the most inspiring kind. The Japanese have a word for it - wabi sabi - which roughly translates to an aesthetic of appreciating beauty that is imperfect and impermanent in nature.
Although I’m a nomad at heart and love nothing more than travelling around to document your wildest adventures, the one place that has always felt like home to me is with my husband [name]. When I’m not being your favorite third wheel, you can usually find us exploring a new national park in our camper van or down by the beach with a couple Topo Chicos and our golden retriever, Bodhi.

Capturing those perfectly imperfect moments is what drove me to first pick up a camera, but human connection is what has kept me inspired all these years.