Sep 14 2026 | By: Raw.Real.Redefined
For more than 10 years, I’ve been collecting moments.
Women stepping fully into themselves. Light moving through forests. Quiet mornings on distant coastlines. Mountains, deserts, waterfalls, wildlife, movement, texture—and all those beautiful moments in between.
And somewhere along the way, I accumulated more than 95,000 photographs.
Some have become part of my portfolio. Some have been printed and hung on walls. Some have made their way to social media. But so many have never been seen.
They’ve been sitting quietly on hard drives—photographs from travels, sessions, adventures and ordinary moments that made me stop, lift my camera and pay attention.
I realized recently: I don't want them to live there anymore.
I created my Patreon as a more intimate extension of Raw.Real.Redefined—a place where I can open the archive and share my photography in a way that feels slower, more personal and less curated than social media.
This isn't simply a feed of finished photographs.
I want to share the stories behind them. Images that never made the portfolio. Personal favorites. New work. Travels and adventures. The creative process. And sometimes, an image simply because it moved me and deserves to be seen.
It’s an invitation to experience more of the world through my eyes.
Photography has taught me to notice.
The way fog settles between trees. The few seconds when light completely transforms a landscape. The expression on a woman's face when she forgets there's a camera in front of her. The wildness that exists both around us and within us.
Those are the moments I keep chasing.
And after more than two decades behind the camera, I have a lot of them to share.
Patreon gives me the freedom to reach back into those years while continuing to create what comes next.
Some memberships also bring the work off the screen and into your hands through prints and access to my larger collections, because I still believe photographs are meant to be experienced beyond a phone.
If you've followed my photography over the years, modeled in front of my camera, traveled alongside me, collected one of my images, or simply found yourself stopping for a moment when something I've created crosses your feed—this space is for you.
There are more than 95,000 images waiting.
I think it's time I let them out. 😉
Come explore Beyond the Frame and join me on Patreon.
The archive is where patterns begin to emerge. Over time, themes of vulnerability, strength, softness, and connection appear again and again. Looking back through this body of work reveals not only how the style has evolved, but also what remains constant: a commitment to creating images with honesty and intention.
For clients, this means a photography experience shaped by care, artistry, and a deep respect for individuality. Every session is approached with the goal of creating work that feels timeless rather than fleeting.
My work has always centered on the relationship between the feminine form and the natural world. In Portland, OR, that relationship feels especially alive. The textures, weather, and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest offer a backdrop that complements this style beautifully, allowing each session to feel grounded and atmospheric.
Whether I am photographing a portrait, a personal project, or an intimate creative study, the goal is the same: to create imagery that feels raw, refined, and emotionally resonant.
Opening this archive is also a way to share what clients can expect from Raw.Real.Redefined. The experience is collaborative, thoughtful, and tailored to the person in front of the camera. I believe the best images come from a space where you feel seen, comfortable, and free to be yourself.
If you are drawn to photography that feels artistic, personal, and rooted in real emotion, this collection offers a glimpse into the heart of my work.
As this archive opens, I hope it offers inspiration and a deeper understanding of the vision behind my photography in Portland, OR. Every image is part of a larger story—one shaped by instinct, environment, and the beauty of human expression.
Thank you for being here and for taking the time to explore this body of work with me. I look forward to creating more meaningful images in the seasons ahead.
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