Meet Amy

I never dreamed fifteen years ago that I’d be a photographer or a graphic designer running my own business.  I’d always thrived on creativity, but it wasn’t until I had my first DSLR camera in my hands that a whole new world was opened to me.  I already had the vision – I just had to learn the skills to make the camera capture what I saw in my head.   I later expanded my creativity into the digital world of graphic design.   It took a lot of trial and error, a lot of learning, and the willingness of several key people who took a chance on me.  You never know when you’re just one decision away from your dream job and all it takes is one person to encourage you that you have what it takes. 

I currently reside in Indianapolis, IN and when I’m not taking pictures or designing something, you can find me chasing our four boys around or starting more house projects than I can finish.

I truly look forward to working with you!

MY STORY

I often joke that my superpower is ideas. My brain is full of them—most never leave my head—but when I find something I’m truly passionate about, I go all in. I love pushing limits, questioning the usual way of doing things, and finding creative ways to make something better or different.

 

Photography and design give me the space to do exactly that. I love capturing perspectives others might miss and turning ideas into visuals that people remember.

 

Most of my photography happens on location using natural light. My heartbeat is kids and families—I’m always chasing real smiles, real laughter, and the moments that feel like real life. I also photograph school portraits that parents actually want to buy, corporate headshots that don’t feel stiff or cheesy, and events where the story deserves to be told.

 

My design style is clean, simple, and a little unexpected. I love creating pieces that stand out for their creativity while still feeling polished and approachable. Much of my work focuses on marketing pieces and logos for organizations with both local and global reach.

Even though I still feel surprised by it sometimes, I’m continually grateful for the opportunities to use these gifts—and for the people who trust me enough to let me keep growing.

FAVORITE THINGS

My boys. Designing. Dreaming. Coffee. Rearranging furniture. Gift-giving. Teaching. Music. Beautiful scenery. Simplicity. Ideas. Adventures.