Lindsay’s journey into photography began unexpectedly while working for a non-profit in South America during a summer in college. In the midst of that experience, she captured a single image that shifted the way she saw people - and the way she wanted to document them. What started as a moment quickly became a calling: to preserve stories in their rawest form through honest, emotionally driven imagery rooted in authenticity.

That spark led Lindsay across the globe, where she used photography as a tool for visual storytelling. From Bolivia and the Dominican Republic to Kenya and beyond, she documented the people, places, and purpose behind global non-profit work. These experiences shaped her approach, teaching her how to observe deeply, connect genuinely, and tell meaningful stories through images that feel both intimate and impactful.

When the effects of COVID brought Lindsay back stateside in 2020, she returned to her hometown of Charlotte, NC, and founded her own photography company. Today, she brings her story-first approach to brands, portraits, and travel photography - helping businesses and individuals define their visual identity through imagery that feels intentional, human, and true to who they are.

Lindsay loves time with her husband Alex and their dog Hogie, listening to the band Johnnyswim, and cheering for the LA Dodgers.