Two things to know about me: I love visual journalism. I hate writing bios. 

In honor of that, here's the quick version: 

I'm currently working as a photo editor with ESPN and Andscape, based in Louisville, Ky., with my husband and pets. No, it's not Louis-ville. Yes, the locals still say I pronounce it incorrectly.

Previously, I worked as a freelance photojournalist, and staff photojournalist with the Buffalo Bulletin and Report for America in Buffalo, Wy. You most likely haven't heard of it, but this beautiful town is in roughly the middle-of-no-where-Wyoming and is home to the end of Interstate-25, among so many other things. 

I love animals and love my dog. I was born and raised in small towns so editing and photographing with rural communities is a personal happy place.

I'm from the flat half of Colorado - no, the whole state isn't those postcard peaks, and I finished undergrad and grad school at the University of Missouri in photojournalism and anthropology.

Teaching photography to kids brings me nothing but joy and I love working with new people so let's work together! 

Previous publications include: Andscape, Buffalo Bulletin, Columbia Missourian, ESPN, New York Times, Religion News Service, Ground Truth Project and USA Today.