I'm drawn to portraits that feel psychologically present rather than performed. The kind of image where something true is held rather than displayed.
I've spent over two decades photographing athletes, performers, and public figures, often in fast-moving environments where instinct mattered as much as timing. I was the first woman to shoot ringside with WWE, a world that taught me how to work quickly, read people, and stay calm under pressure.
These days I work more deliberately, giving myself and my subject the space to settle into the moment.
My camera usually sits on a tripod. We talk first. Sometimes I'll ask someone to close their eyes and begin again. You'll be seen clearly, and you'll look undeniably like yourself.
Presence over performance.
