Little Sesame is an elevated, fast-casual restaurant celebrating modern, Middle Eastern flavor. I worked with them to create content featuring items from their summer menu.

I worked with Mexicue, a quick-casual Mexican x BBQ inspired dining concept, to capture the details of their quarantine-friendly, at home-dining experience.

A quick summer picnic for three on the National Mall, complete with a berry-forward cocktail, homemade treats, and an abundance of guacamole.

Brumate creates innovative products that elevate drinking for on-the-go. I worked with Brumate to create content featuring two products from their new summer collection.

I joined my talented, beauty-seeking friend Avery of Ash to Oak to capture floral details at a microwedding in Washington, DC, including photos of an arch, the bridal bouquet, boutonniere, and hairpieces.

In a beautiful, light-drenched studio in Washington, DC, I worked with Ash to Oak to capture the story of her favorite florals and her floral offering for the spring.

W&P Design makes food and beverage essentials that empower you to live your best life. I worked with W&P Design to capture photos of products from the Porter Collection in exchange for sharing on social.

When Sydney asked me for new professional headshots, I worked with her to capture some unique angles among some of DC’s most notable architecture.

Before Colby moved back to Mississippi, I captured her among the breathtaking monuments of DC, a place that she had grown to call home over the past few years.

Event styling for a crafting-focused holiday party in Washington, DC, where guests created handmade ornaments while enjoying “jingle juice” and treats from a grazing table.

I worked with Framebridge to capture the details of their in-store framing experience, and to create content for their holiday marketing campaigns.

Details from an intimate Thanksgiving dinner hosted in a very small apartment, where details, laughs, wine, and leftovers were abundant.

A summer dinner for 12, enjoyed in the front yard of a home in Capitol Hill. Wine was abundant, laughs were shared, and the night lingered long after the candles blew out.