To determine your calling in life, your high school counselor is supposed to ask you what you would do if you had a million dollars. Whatever answer you gave was the career you needed to pursue. My high school counselor never asked me this question, but if I had a million dollars I would still be taking pictures every chance I had.

I was born and raised in New York City. My love affair with the visual arts began early on. With the city as my inspiration, I wanted to be a painter, a photographer, an architect, a filmmaker. Any profession that allowed me to express my creative vision had my interest. Over the years, my focus turned more to filmmaking and photography. My last year in college, I decided to turn my major into my job. I started my own wedding photography and videography company. I received my B.A. in Electronic Media & Communications from Texas Tech University, and upon graduation I was one of the few lucky ones who already had their perfect job.

Photography has made it possible for me to see new places (the number of weddings I've shot in Austin is how I came to fall in love with this town) and meet new people. For this and many other reasons, calling my profession a "job" would be a great injustice. To me, photography has never been a job it's a been a passion.

And now after a name change and a face-lift, my company and I are ready to call Austin home. I hope to meet you all very soon and help make your special day last a life time.

Sadie