Hi, I'm Grace.

A few things have remained constant throughout my life: my love for animals, my obsession with documenting things, and my fascination with anything vintage.

I’ve always been the person who wants to save the little things—the photos, the journals, the moments that might otherwise disappear with time. I love documenting life in all its forms, from wildlife and tiny details in nature to the people and moments that mean the most to us.

That love for documentation eventually led me to weddings and people, where I get to preserve the kind of moments that can’t be recreated. I love the excitement, the happy tears, the people you don't get to see often enough, the little in-between moments—and especiallyyyy the dancing. There’s something pretty special about being able to preserve all of that for someone to look back on years later.

My approach to photography is simple: I want your photos to feel like your life, not a filtered version of it.

I gravitate toward true-to-life color, natural moments, thoughtful posing, and images that feel timeless rather than trendy. I’ll give you direction when you need it, step back when you don’t, and look for the moments happening in between the “important” ones.

The result is a mix of the photos you’ll want framed on your wall, the images that make you laugh or cry, and the completely unplanned moments you didn’t even realize were happening.

I’m drawn to things that get better with age, and I think photographs should be the same. My goal is to create images that still feel like you decades from now—honest, nostalgic, and full of the people and moments that mattered.

A few things about me...

I’m a California transplant with a Wisconsin heart, married to Greg, and I have a cat named Juniper. I’m also very much looking forward to the day we can add a dog to the family.

I love the ocean, hiking, camping, reading a good book, and bringing my camera along for all of it. I’m also drawn to anything with a little history and character, especially old books, vintage cameras, art, and furniture.

I really, really want to learn how to surf—which seems like a questionable hobby choice for someone with an irrational fear of sharks.

And lately, I’ve been fascinated by macro photography and all the tiny details that are easy to overlook.