"The fragile, fleeting light of motherhood, and the profound beauty of love stories."
I had the pleasure of joining local radio host Sandy Beeler for a conversation on her show. If you’d like to get to know more about me and my story, you can listen to an interview here:
My love for photography grew from both the sweetest and hardest parts of life. Eight years ago, I lost my second child to miscarriage. It was a heartbreak I didn’t know how to carry. Then, six months later, my daughter Willow arrived—a little burst of light when I needed it most. I learned that sorrow doesn’t disappear when joy shows up—they just learn to live side by side.
I think that’s why I’m drawn to the moments that often go unnoticed—the quiet brush of a hand, a laugh that slips out, the little pauses that hold a whole story. And the way someone looks at the person they love without even realizing it. Nearly ten years into marriage with my best friend, I’ve learned that love is rarely loud—it’s steady, gentle, and often hidden in the small things.
Travel has only deepened the way I see people. I’ve walked along the cliffs of Ireland, stood in silent abbeys and wandered tiny villages where time moves slowly, and explored the streets of Turkey, Tanzania, and Portugal. No matter where I go, I notice the same thing—people caring for one another. A mother brushing hair from a child’s face. An old man waiting for his wife to catch up. Humanity looks different everywhere, but it feels the same.
I hope to create a cottage studio that feels bright, timeless, and elegant—a calm, welcoming space where newborns are soothed, and families and couples can slow down and fully enjoy the moment.
That’s what I want my work to be: a way of saying, This mattered. You mattered. This love was real.
Hello, I'm Beth...
ELKO, NV WEDDING AND MOTHERHOOD PHOTOGRAPHER
THE ARTIST