ABOUT ME

Hey! I’m Alex!

My clients always become friends, so get used to every session being an adventure, occasional inappropriate jokes, and year-round mimosas—because you’re part of this girl gang now.

My why:

In 2015, I laid on a doctor’s bed watching my ultrasound as a young, nervous, first-time mom.
It took exactly 1.4 seconds to make out what was on the screen—and there was no “let me have the doctor talk to you” moment, because there was NO denying (even to my newbie eyes) that there were two little beings growing inside me.

Four hands, four feet, two giant heads.
I admit I cussed. A lot.
Holy shit.

How could someone of my stature safely carry twins?
Would my body be… ruined?

I was only 22. I hadn’t even had my mid-twenties body long enough to appreciate it.
I don’t love admitting the vain thoughts that went through my mind, but it was the truth.
I was scared—for the babies, for the birth, and for what my body might look like in seven short months.

Turns out, my body looked how you can probably guess.
Stretch marks, loose skin, and a feeling of being completely foreign to myself.

My body went through so many changes in just one year, and I was so busy navigating newborn twins that I wasn’t eating properly and quickly became thinner than before pregnancy.
I didn’t even recognize myself.
My back had carried so much weight. My core had lost all its strength.
Even my hips felt different.

It took years to be able to look at my body and feel like it was mine again.
When the twins were around three, I started photographing boudoir occasionally.
And it didn’t take long to realize: every woman has a body story.

Every woman’s body is different now than the one she graduated high school with.
Different from the one she turned 30 with.
I realized that not just babies, but all of life’s ups and downs leave their mark—physically and mentally.

I also learned just how powerful boudoir photography can be.
It can shift the way a woman sees herself.
It can bring the confidence back to her eyes.
It can help her carry herself differently—like she finally recognizes the beauty that’s been there all along.

As I’ve aged, I’ve learned to love and appreciate my own body—through all the changes, the growth, and the seasons of life.
I often wish I had photos from before my pregnancy to remember what my body looked like then. Not to change what it is now, but to remember who I was in that moment.

I wish I didn’t just have clothed images from that time.
I want to see and appreciate my body before it carried my babies into this world.
I truly wish I had boudoir images from during pregnancy too.
My body did an incredible thing, and I was so uncomfortable with the changes.
All I have are a couple of blurry nude selfies from a mediocre phone.

I wish I had celebrated all of the stages of this body.
And now—I encourage other women to do the same.

Preserve your body in these moments.
Because someday, you’ll feel love toward it and want to look back.
With my eyes opened to just how meaningful boudoir can be, I knew I wanted to focus heavily on it in my business.

Every woman deserves to find her confidence—and feel it regularly.
I want you to look at your images and feel those same powerful emotions from your session.
To feel more comfortable in the body that’s carried you through life and the phases that shaped it.

Women deserve to no longer feel foreign in their bodies—and to love them, no matter what.