Hi, I’m Meg!

A perfectionist by nature, my attention to detail can be extreme and my strive for success is just as strong. I am looking to indulge in creative projects, for they are what fuel my passion for life. Photography is my number one, but I am always looking to learn new skills and ways to express myself in videography, design, animation, music, dance, etc...

Being able to capture a moment in time that will potentially last forever feels powerful and making a statement through the use of light and film is something that fascinates me. To be responsible for the emotions that emerge from memories brought to life in photographs is honestly, really cool. To think, that my client's potential grandchildren will be able to look at photos I have taken and get a glimpse into their family history can be overwhelmingly awesome. 

Being from a fine art background, I like to photograph images that convey meaning or stir up intrigue. I love shooting portraits, and if my subject allows creative freedom, that is ideal. I enjoy candid photography, as I believe it can capture certain emotions and moments that posed photography could never recreate. However, posed and portrait photography are valuable in their own right, every art form requires a foundation. Even the most basic functional photography is essential to a successful career. 

I believe that we never stop the learning experience and there is always room for improvement, no matter how long you have been practicing a craft; always a work in progress, if you will. For me, creativity is not simply a hobby, it is my life and I am forever its student.

I earned my BFA from Indiana University Fort Wayne many moons ago. Upon graduation, I packed up my dreams and moved to Los Angeles, CA. I have been in Southern California for over a decade now doing freelance work, professional content marketing, touring with musicians, being in awe of nature and teaching yoga. 

My forever obsession is polaroid, and you will find me on my off-time dabbling in the art of film. Ask me anything, if you have a spare 5 hours to listen. :]