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About the Artist

Photo Workshops

Awards & Recognitions

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Windows Into Fall

I headed to Max Patch in October 2025 hoping for a beautiful sunset, but the clouds had other plans. Rather than pack up disappointed, I started looking for a different way to capture the evening.

That’s when I noticed the v

Interrupting the constant “flow” of Fall folliage pics in honor of #waterfallwednesday 😉

I always love returning to places like this!
Mingo Falls is a beautiful reminder of the power and grandeur of nature. I was thankful for the good

A Reflection of Fall 🍂

I visited Wildcat Lake in Banner Elk earlier this summer to photograph the water lilies, but I knew I wanted to return when autumn began painting the mountains with color.

I wasn’t disappointed with my return trip! 😍

A Moment Worth Sharing

Some views have been photographed countless times, yet they never seem to lose their ability to draw us in. 🍂

I was excited to take in this familiar scene after sunset, when the light softened into gentle shades of peach and

The Gift of Light ☀️
October 2025 | Pisgah Inn, Blue Ridge Parkway

It was a frigid morning, and the wind was howling across the mountaintop. Definitely not the kind of morning that makes you want to linger outside for long! 🥶

But then the golden l

Worth the Early Morning 🌅
3:30 a.m. came early, but there are moments when you just know you need to get up, make the drive, and see what the morning has in store.

Thursday, that meant heading to the Blue Ridge Parkway, finding parking, and hiking

🍂 A little glimpse of early Fall at Mingus Mill.

It’s been a while since I’ve shared a photograph here. Life took an unexpected turn when my husband faced a very serious medical condition, and our world shifted in ways we never anticipa

When the Mountain Wakes

There are moments in the mountains that feel almost unreal — when the darkness gives way to color and the first light begins to stretch across the ridges.

This was one of those mornings on Grandfather Mountain.

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