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I specialize in creating highly experiential, textural hospitality photography that gives the subject matter a multidimensional tactility. My bespoke approach to styling, composition, lighting, and post-processing creates visuals that take audiences from seeing, to feeling, and then to wanting. Viewers can feel the cushiness of the pillows in your guest rooms, or the velvety contrast of a perfect caprese salad*, or the energy of your cocktail lounge.
Hospitality, at its essence, is a highly sensory experience. My focus is to create detailed, compelling visuals that awaken your viewers’ senses well before they step in the door**.
* Please refer to my about page for strong opinions concerning mozzarella.
** Did you know that stimulating the visual cortex with food imagery can activate brain regions involved in taste perception?










Hospitality photography projects come in myriad shapes and sizes. I’ve done projects ranging from lean half-day bookings to multi-week image library overhauls. For any scope of assignment, you’re the VIP. I’m here to help at every stage, whether that means keeping the shoot lean and agile, coordinating a full production crew, or anything in between. I genuinely love what I do, and this enthusiasm comes through in my conscientiousness, attention to detail, and drive to achieve the best results for my clients.
The bulk of my clientele is in New York City, Long Island, and the Hudson Valley, and I always welcome the opportunity to work with clients across the United States and internationally.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d love to learn how I can support you and your next project!
Author’s note: as part of a commitment to the rejection of AI mediocrity and homogenization, the same human creator who shot these photos and designed this website wrote the above copy. She’s been using em dashes liberally since before ChatGPT existed and has no intention of stopping.
Extend a warm welcome with hospitality photography that invites guests and patrons to come inside.




