Lately it feels like everything around us is fast, disposable, and automated. I recently stepped into the quiet world of woodworker Catherine Ouellet, a place where craftsmanship, patience, and human touch still matter. Photographing her reminded me why handmade objects ground us: they carry stories, skill, intention, and soul.

In my latest blog I share what I witnessed in her workshop, one bowl made slowly, thoughtfully, and beautifully, and why we’re craving this kind of meaningful creation more than ever. If you’re passionate about sustainability, slow living, art, or handcrafted goods, this one will speak to you.

I remember when Erin first decided she would breastfeed until Alice was ready to stop. We sat in her living room in the village and she cried because she was getting so much pushback from people close and not so much. We documented this journey together over the years. This was her final session. It was time.

Capturing a day in the life session - your day to day moments with your family, matters. It’s a precious window in time that you will never regret making the time for.

So many women say they're not photogenic — but it's not their shape that's wrong, it's the feeling we've been taught to carry. Through my lens, I see beauty, strength, and proof of life. Every body belongs.