How it started
My love for photography began long before it became my career. Even when I was young, I was fascinated by how a photograph could tell a story—and show someone their own beauty, especially when they struggled to see it themselves.Fifteen years ago, my husband bought me my first camera. That gift gave me a way to explore something I had always loved, and I started photographing alongside my full-time teaching job. What began as a hobby grew into a small business, and eventually, I knew I wanted to give it my full attention.I left teaching, opened my studio and became a full-time photographer.Today, photography is where my passion and my work meet. I get to celebrate people, tell their stories and create photographs that help them see themselves a little differently. Fifteen years on, I still love what I do—and the possibility of making someone feel beautiful never loses its meaning.
Editorial, but romantic
My work sits between two worlds. There is the editorial side — clean composition, deliberate styling, an image that looks considered rather than accidental. And there is the romantic side — soft light, real emotion, the small in-between moments that nobody plans for. I want both in every gallery: pictures that look beautiful and pictures that feel true.
I shoot in natural light wherever I can, and sculpt it in the studio when the story calls for shadow and depth. Either way, nothing about your session is generic. We plan it around you.
The Krugersdorp studio
My studio is a converted space in Monument, Krugersdorp with high ceilings, deep plum walls and a wall of north-facing light. It is where the fine art portraits happen — controlled light, painterly shadow, and a calm room where you can take your time. It is also where we meet for consultations, look at mood boards and talk through your session before a single frame is taken.