About Emily

My defining moment on the pathway to becoming a photographer occurred in the mid 70s when I was a curious 10-year-old watching our house in Texas being photographed by Architectural Digest. Having a successful designer for a father helped to train my eye at an early age, but it wasn't until after I graduated from a liberal arts university and backpacked through Southeast Asia with a camera around my neck that I got addicted to the visual medium of photography.

My love of shooting landed me in a photography graduate program in Atlanta where I specialized in architectural photography and set on a course shooting for interior designers, architects, catalogs, magazines & books. After brief stints shooting in New York City and Birmingham, AL, where I was a staff photographer for Southern Living magazine, I eventually lied down deep roots in Denver, CO juggling work and raising two boys with my husband. My 30+ year career shooting in the design industry honed my photographic skills and enabled me to work with world class clients who now support me as I simultaneously delve into fine art endeavors. As a recent empty nester, I am taking more time to explore the visual world through workshops, travel and a commitment to seeing with fresh eyes and an open mind.