As a certified photo manager based in Austin, Texas, I help individuals and families preserve their ever-growing photo collections with heart, harmony, and intention. Whether it's organizing digital libraries, scanning prints and memorabilia, editing cherished images, or designing custom photo albums, I bring structure and artistry to every project—one beautifully organized story at a time. I hold a Master’s degree in Photojournalism from the University of Texas and have worked as a professional photographer for over 25 years. My career has taken me from music venues to film sets, with clients including NBC, HBO, and Netflix. My work has appeared in publications such as The Austin Chronicle, The Austin American-Statesman, and The New York Times, and has been featured on album covers, in television shows, and in films. In 2017, I published Texas Rollergirls: Flat Track Derby, a book documenting more than a decade of photographing Austin’s iconic roller derby scene. Throughout my career, I’ve managed and edited tens of thousands of images—learning firsthand the value of organization, consistency, and storytelling. Over the years, I found myself creating albums, archiving collections, and restoring old family prints for friends and relatives. It was only natural that this passion evolved into a second career focused on photo management. Storytelling has always been at the core of my work. Whether I'm preserving quiet family milestones or capturing fast-paced sports action, I approach each project with the same care and respect for the story being told. Helping others curate their visual legacy has become some of the most meaningful work I’ve ever done. From roller derby thrills to treasured family memories, I’m here to help you transform life’s snapshots into stories worth sharing—beautifully preserved, expertly organized, and ready to pass down for generations.