Hey, I'm Katie!

As I grew older, that instinct to document life followed me everywhere. For many years, it took me to New York City, where I worked as a concert photographer, immersed in fast paced, fleeting moments that demanded presence and intuition. In my early twenties, time spent in New England expanded my love for the outdoors and slowed my way of seeing. Naturally, my focus shifted toward documenting weddings and families, stories rooted in connection, place, and emotion.

In 2019, we moved to Connecticut so I could complete my doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology. That chapter deepened the way I approach photography today, with attentiveness, empathy, and respect for the complexity of people and their relationships. My work remains centered on noticing the quiet moments, the ones that might otherwise pass unnoticed, and preserving them with honesty and care.

Now, my family and I live in a quaint town in Connecticut where life feels peaceful and rooted. First and foremost, I’m a mom to the sweetest little girl I dreamed of for my entire life. If we have a session together, I will absolutely talk about her. Becoming a mother has opened my creative lens in ways I never could have fully imagined. Moments that once felt simply sweet now feel layered and profound. I notice the way children reach for their parents, the quiet exchanges of touch and trust, and the depth of love held in those in-between moments with a new level of reverence.

Beyond photography and motherhood, our days are shaped by life on our hobby farm. We share it with dogs, donkeys, babydoll sheep, and more chickens than I can count. Learning how to care for them and build a life tied to the land has become one of my greatest joys. It’s a slower, messier, deeply rewarding way of living, and it influences how I see the world and the stories I choose to tell through my work.