Hi, I’m April.
And yes… I was born in April.
I’m a photographer, creative and visual storyteller who believes the best photographs happen when you stop worrying about the camera and simply enjoy the people you’re with.
I’m not interested in just capturing a perfect pose. I want to capture personality, connection and the little moments that make your story uniquely yours.
The belly laughs. The stolen glances. The chaos. The quiet moments. The things that happen in between the poses.
Over the years, people have said something about my photographs that has stuck with me:
“You can feel the happy in your photos.”
Honestly, there may not be a better compliment.
Because that’s exactly what I hope to capture — not just what a moment looked like, but what it felt like to be there.
I love getting to know the people I photograph, making them laugh, helping them relax and creating an environment where genuine moments can happen. Sometimes that means posing. Sometimes it means playing. Sometimes it means stepping back and waiting for something real to unfold.
My love of photography started with stories.
Growing up, whenever we visited family, I would find the old photo albums and spend hours looking through them. I loved the hairstyles and questionable outfits, the funny moments, the familiar faces — and especially the photographs of people who were no longer with us.
Those photographs were more than pictures.
They were pieces of a story.
That’s what I love most about photography. A single image can bring back a person, a place, a feeling or an entire moment in time.
My background in graphic design, communications and creative production has given me a natural love for bringing people, ideas and stories together visually. Photography is another way I get to do that — only this time, the story is yours.
My goal is to create photographs that you’ll love today and treasure years from now.
Photographs that make you laugh.
Photographs that make you pause.
Photographs that bring you right back to that moment.
Photographs where you can feel the happy.
Because those little moments are the chapters to stories that make up the bigger story of our lives.