your story matters
and it's yours to share, not mine.
No one will advocate for your family’s privacy more than a professional photographer and Catholic mother of five living a countercultural lifestyle—without a smartphone, intentionally disconnected from social media. I have no doubt I’ve missed many opportunities by choosing not to share a portfolio filled with intimate, undisturbed, physiological births online, but it’s for you, dear sister. Your privacy and a relationship founded on support, trust, and informed consent mean more to me than "followers" on social media platforms that blatantly steal your personal data for financial gain. I’ve simply shifted my focus to SEO and web design so that my people find me—and it seems to be working out just fine, doesn’t it? You will never find uncomfortable blanket policies or confusing legal jargon about publication rights hidden in my formal agreements for birth services—promise. To witness the miracle of life in its purest form is beautiful, transformative, and undeniably powerful, but to share that with others is your choice, not mine.
FAQ's About Birth services
The hours—whether long or short—leading up to birth are some of the most authentic reflections of selfless, agape love a mother can offer. Birth is a profound spiritual experience: a feminine rite of passage worthy of reverence and documentation.
Just as wedding photography honors the vocation of marriage, birth photography honors the sacred vocation of motherhood. Every step of the journey—fertility struggles, challenging pregnancies, or countercultural choices like birthing at home or at Atlanta Birth Center—carries its own depth of sacrifice and beauty. Whatever your story, it is worthy of being remembered.
While birth dates, times, and locations mark the occasion, the subtle, powerful moments that move your story forward often blur with time. Inviting a professional birth photographer into your sacred space allows you to remain present, while ensuring your strength, tenderness, and transformation are honored and preserved.
Growing a whole person is hard work, a feminine rite of passage, and a journey worth in addition to the joy of birth itself. Although we will meet virtually throughout our time together, birth documentary also include an open invitation for you to honor your body and the miracle of life within through maternity photos. This session will take place at your home somewhere around your 38th week of pregnancy. It can be whatever you would like for it to be, but please view the gallery here.
Whenever You Need Me!
Virtual doula support is available to you from the date of hire through six weeks postpartum. You’re welcome to text, call, or email me at any time — I’m here to support you in whatever capacity you need, in the moment.
By limiting birth support to just two families per month, I’m able to offer truly intentional, one-on-one care for both mom and dad — siblings too! This personalized approach allows me to nurture your entire family with the presence and attention you deserve, helping you feel supported, safe, and comfortable on your birthing day and in your birthing space.
As your due date approaches, I’ll begin my official on-call period at 38 weeks. Most clients invite me to join them for physical support once contractions become more intense. While some follow the 4-1-1 guideline (contractions every 4 minutes, lasting 1 minute, for at least 1 hour), I typically recommend reaching out when you can no longer walk or talk through contractions and they require your full focus to work through.
That said — I will come whenever you need me. Just say the word.