Hi! I’m Stefanie — your camera-wielding, hype-giving, light-chasing photographer.
I believe the best photos happen when you're just being you. Not the stiff, “what do I do with my hands?” version, but the relaxed, real you. Whether you’re prepping for graduation, revamping your professional image, or diving into the world of dating apps (bless it), my goal is simple: make you feel comfortable and confident while capturing images that feel 100% like you.
I fell in love with photography before Instagram existed — yep, I’m that kind of OG. I studied at Boston University’s Center for Digital Imaging Arts, and opened my studio in the winter of 2005. Since then, I’ve photographed thousands of moments: big milestones, fresh starts, new adventures, and everything in between.
I love light. I love how it can turn a simple moment into something magical — warm and glowy, dramatic and moody, bold and bright. I’m all about playing with shadows, finding cool angles, and capturing those in-between moments you didn’t even know were happening.
At the end of the day, I want you to look at your photos and see yourself. Your real laugh. Your spark. Your story.
Sound good? Let’s create something awesome together.
This is Masada. He was a gorgeous Arabian gelding that I had the privilege of growing up with. He was my best friend & confidant. I rode english & did schooling shows when I was school-aged. I miss the smell of the barn - the hay, leather tack & yes, even the manure. I was lucky to have him for 20 years. I miss him and riding terribly.
If ice cream were a love language, it’d be mine. I’ll take a double scoop of anything with jimmies and call it self-care.
No shame in the pint-eating game.
Right before I jumped out of a plane (on purpose—skydiving, not a crisis), a swarm of hundreds of dragonflies surrounded me. I wasn’t sure if they were warning me or protecting me… but since I survived, let’s go with protection. Now I have two dragonfly tattoos as a little reminder that I’m always being watched over (and maybe just a bit badass).
Nothing calms my chaos like digging in the dirt. I plant hundreds of bulbs every year because one can never have too many blooms. Korean spice bush is my ride-or-die—smells like heaven and looks like it, too.