Hello! Zdravo!
I’m always cooking up something—whether it’s a new recipe, an upcycling idea (that my husband somehow ends up building), or a plan to do another photo project. I’m into thrifting, poetry, podcasts, and anything that celebrates art, mess, and human resilience - mainly, my toddlers.
My photography journey:
I graduated with a BA in International Relationship and an MBA, and worked as a project manager for a few years until becoming a mom - no less than during the pandemic. When motherhood didn’t look like the photos I saw online, I turned to my camera to capture what was real. That journey led me to family documentary photography, a genre that is both artistic and healing. It is also technically very challenging, which always pushes me to grow.
As a photographer, my mission is to take the kind of photographs that pull as away from the trends, the filters, the fake narratives and pressures, and back into our own lives - until that’s the only place we ever want to be. I create the kind of photos that will feel like coming back home.
My background:
I am proud of whom I come from. From my childhood in Serbia, I remember the war and struggle, but what I remember so much clearer is the humor, hospitality, deep-rooted faith and community. Oh, and so much good food. The resilience, love and sacrifice of my ancestors is what drives me to pass down the stories to the next generation as a reminder of all that is in them, in us all.
Working with me:
I bring warmth, compassion, and genuine care to each of my photoshoots.
I love capturing joy and connection in a daily family life.
I’m equally honored to document the tender, challenging chapters that reveal your strength: a toddler learning to process big feelings in a chaotic world, or a family member courageously showing up while battling an illness, or a legacy story honoring someone at the end of their journey or in the fullness of their life.
Love comes in many forms, and I am here to tell its story.
