A Jamaican-born photographer, creative, and proud mother of three based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

My love for photography began when I was just five years old, after my father brought home a Nikon camera. At a time when owning a camera wasn’t common for every family, photographs felt incredibly special. Growing up without many family images of my own shaped the way I see photography today. It taught me that a photograph can hold a memory, preserve a story, and become something a family treasures long after the moment has passed.

That love eventually grew into a purpose. I completed the Digital Photography Certificate Program at F.I.R.S.T. Institute, where I strengthened the technical side of my craft, and I’m also a proud member of Black Women Photographers (BWP), a community that continues to inspire my growth as a creative and professional.

Today, I approach every session with intention, authenticity, and genuine care. For me, photography is about more than creating beautiful images—it’s about preserving the people, milestones, connections, and stories that deserve to be remembered for generations.

Making Memories Last Forever. 💜🌺📸