"I will not be just a tourist in the world of images, just watching images passing by which I cannot live in, make love to, possess as permanent sources of joy and ecstasy"
— Anaïs Nin
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i'm just a girl who lives and loves, a heart the size of an ocean and will for revolution.
i'm not a photographer. i'm a soul-stealer.

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i shoot 35mm, 120 and occasionally polaroid.
only.

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i do not like distortions of reality. what you see is what you get. i shoot film because it is raw, untouchable. i want the moments i capture to come alive in themselves, not with a computer.

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i think it is very important to embrace sexual positivity for women as a means to an end for rape culture.
i also think it is important to challenge contemporary misogynist views of female eroticism.
that being said, i'm a feminist through and through.
my work reflects that.

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i've been actively shooting and working with film for 10 years.
my primary focus is on fashion, eroticism, sexuality and feminine expression.

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a photoshoot with me is just a weird extension of hanging out. i often let "models" choose their vice, if they may (wine,green,cigarettes, tea...) and we sit and talk- we discuss sexuality, love, health, passion- anything that they feel comfortable discussing. i like stories. i like knowing where you've been and who you are now because of it. i like taking candid photos in these vulnerable moments. i love the women that come out of it.
i also love glam, and boudoir and fashion. i'm always about a good, sexy dress up game.

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Please note, the majority of my work is all in film and i don't have a scanner! so it's hard to display digitally what i've done.

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oh! and i've started modeling a bit i suppose? #2326283

"It is the function of art to renew our perception. What we are familiar with we cease to see."
— Anaïs Nin

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