I didn't grow up thinking I'd be a photographer. In fact I was never really set on one career. I bounced around many different career ideas but they never felt like me. I think it's such a silly expectation for people to know what want to do for the rest of their life at such a young age. Amongst all the careers options I considered, photography was one of them. But it felt different. It felt right. It felt like something I could do for the rest of my life and never get tired of. Something I’d lie awake dreaming of at night. So I did it, I went full force and jumped right in. I bought my very first camera from Facebook market place, watched tons and tons of YouTube videos, but most importantly I went out and practiced alottt. I learned the ins and outs of my camera and the importance of shooting in different light settings. I even had the amazing privilege of getting an internship with another photographer. I tried it all, I failed, I got back up, I’ve found my passions within in photography. I have continued to grow and learn all the things through educational courses and attending multiple workshops. I’ve invested in myself and my career which leads me to today. Now in my fifth year of business and insanely grateful I took the risk.