I'm Tricia
I’m here to create more than just photos. My goal is to craft timeless memories that reflect the heart and soul of your story—whether it’s the excitement of your wedding day or the beauty of life’s most cherished moments. With a camera in hand and a passion for storytelling, I approach every session with an open heart and a fresh perspective.
I’m not about stiff poses or forced smiles. Instead, I guide you through moments that feel natural and true to who you are. My experiences as a wife, mother, and creative professional have shaped how I approach each session—focused on the real, emotional moments that make your story unique.
A little more about me:
My photography journey began in my father’s studio, where I was immersed in the art of capturing life’s most meaningful moments. After earning a degree in Visual Media, I also spent 16 years as a hairstylist, refining my attention to detail and creativity. Together, these experiences have given me a well-rounded understanding of beauty, light, and connection, all of which I bring to every session.
What makes me, ME
When I’m not behind the camera, you can find me running. Not away from something, but towards clarity... on the trails, or on my treadmill, where I can lose myself for a while. I’m a hopeless romantic at heart. I believe in magic, in the way a cup of coffee can feel like a hug or how the perfect book can make you believe in love all over again. I’m the girl who will laugh at a silly joke, even if it’s only funny to me, and I’m always up for a good adventure... even if it’s just a walk through the woods with my labradoodle, Daisy, by my side. I’m obsessed with fashion, but not in the way you’d expect. My style is uniquely mine... somewhere between comfortable chaos and a little bit of put-together. I’m always collecting shoes and handbags, because I believe the right pair can change your whole day. Summer is my season, but I’ll take a rainy day if it means I get to curl up with a good movie and my favorite pasta dish. Life’s too short to take seriously, so I try to fill it with a little bit of magic, a lot of laughter, and whatever messiness it takes to make it feel real.