It's me...KG!

Way back in 2003, I was an English major at Wright State University. Photography was not on my radar at all until I got a job as a seasonal salesperson at a one-hour photo studio in Beavercreek, Ohio. After that first busy Christmas season, they asked if I wanted to come back and learn how to be a photographer. The studio had pre-set lighting, their own posing brand, film cameras, a huge printer, and of course, a propellor cap as part of the uniform.

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The store closed a few years later due to the convenience of digital photography and the rising cost of ink, film, and paper. I still wanted to take photos, so in 2009 I bought my first DSLR, a second hand Nikon D40. The learning curve from a preset studio camera and lighting to adjusting settings in different lighting scenarios was initially difficult and frustrating to navigate but became easier with practice.

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Over the next several years, my business morphed from a handful of inexpensive family sessions each year to senior portraiture, weddings, events, commission work, and independent projects. ​I also studied document design after earning my M.Ed. and am proud to have a handful of return design clients. 

 

I love to learn new techniques while staying true to my vision and delivering quality work to my clients.