Whether she is going into too much detail about a sunset and comparing a kiss to its fleeting colors in her writing, or she’s snapping away at the way said sunset looks reflected in a puddle, she hopes reading or viewing how she captures life will change how you see the world around yourself.

“I promise you, once you start to notice the little things, they become the big things.

Think about what you walk by every day. The tiny, seemingly inconsequential details that are easy to miss if you’re not looking for them or you’re moving too fast. I encourage you to stop and notice the veins on a leaf, the freckles on a lover’s skin, the paint chipping on someone’s home, the steam rising off a plate of food you can’t wait to eat. The way a person closes their eyes while sipping a coffee, each individual piece that makes up a dandelion someone is about to make a wish on. The laugh lines next to and all the colors inside the eyes of a person you love, the dew on a piece of grass you’d normally rush past on your way to work, the tilt of a stranger’s head towards the sun on the first warm walk of Spring, all the colors that magically make a perfect sunset - to name a few.”