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I developed a passion for photography in my childhood, and this passion has taken me on incredible journeys, including the opportunity to travel and capture moments even in Antarctica. My journey evolved from being a photographer to studying at Sheridan College, where I delved into the art of documentary filmmaking, a fascination that continues to drive me.
One of the most precious moments in my filmmaking journey was creating a birth film for my older sister. Among the hundreds of films I’ve made, this one stands out because it allows me to relive the indescribable emotions every time I watch it. The moment her baby cried for the first time, and the love and joy in my sister and brother-in-law’s eyes as they looked at their newborn and each other—it’s a feeling that fills my heart with warmth.
Today, I’m fully immersed in the world of birth as a certifying Doula through DONA International and a Birth Photographer with Birth Becomes Her. I’m delighted to have found my true passion. Behind the lens, I’m in my element, using my creativity and a calm, gentle nature to respectfully tell the story of love in its purest form—a journey I’ve found profoundly moving.
Uncovering the random me
Uncovering the random me
While in film school I fell in love with a documentary film style called Dogme 95. Its raw, unfiltered approach to storytelling deeply resonated with me, and I think that’s why I love to document births. Dogme 95 emphasized natural lighting, capturing the genuine emotions, pain, and joy experienced without staging and unnecessary embellishments. Through this method, I can capture something so genuine that when you watch it it feels like you are there.
Entering the birthing space is a profound experience for me, one that I approach with the utmost reverence and respect. To me, it is a sacred sanctuary, akin to stepping into a place of worship, whether it be a church or a temple.
With my camera in hand, my primary focus is on capturing every moment with a delicate grace that mirrors the sanctity of the space itself. I understand that the birthing process is a deeply personal and transformative journey, one that deserves to be documented in a way that honors its significance.
In the midst of your birthing rhythm, I aim to be a silent observer, a gentle presence that remains unobtrusive. My goal is to blend into the background, allowing you to remain fully immersed in the experience, undisturbed by the act of documentation.
Through my lens, I strive to capture the essence of your journey, preserving the raw and unfiltered emotions, the strength, and the beauty of this sacred moment. Your story is a testament to the incredible power of life and love, and I am deeply honored to be entrusted with the task of preserving it in a way that reflects the sanctity it holds.
As a doula, I hold a deep and unwavering belief in the power of support, empathy, and empowerment during the transformative journey of childbirth. My philosophy as a doula is rooted in the following principles:
In summary, my philosophy as a doula revolves around creating a sacred, supportive, and empowering space for your birthing journey. It’s about ensuring that you are at the center of your experience, making informed choices, and feeling the strength, love, and respect that surround you as you welcome new life into the world.
Whether it’s a home birth, a hospital delivery, or any unique birthing environment, I’m dedicated to documenting the remarkable moments in Englewood Colorado, South Denver, Greenwood Village, Southwest, Rosedale, Cherry Hills Village, Sheridan, Bow Mar, Littleton, South Platte, Arapahoe Acres, Wellshire, University Park, Lakewood, Southglenn, and Gledale. If I did not list your area but you would still like to work with me please reach out. Where there’s a will there’s a way!
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