I’m originally from Newport, Rhode Island and now based in Boulder, Colorado, where I’m studying Media Production with a focus on creative technology and design at the University of Colorado.

What began as a curiosity behind the lens has grown into a passion rooted in connection, design, and storytelling. Through years of practice and countless golden hours, I’ve learned to notice the quiet details — the way sunlight softens a moment, the way laughter moves through a frame. My work reflects how I see the world: intentional, warm, and timeless.

Welcome! I'm Charlotte :)

Photography has always been more than a creative outlet for me. It is a way to slow down and notice the moments that make life feel meaningful.

Now based in Boulder, Colorado, I find constant inspiration in the contrast between the quiet stillness of the mountains and the energy of everyday life around campus. I travel back to Newport, Rhode Island often to visit family, and that coastal landscape continues to influence the way I see light, space, and atmosphere.

Seven years after first picking up a camera, I still chase the same feeling that drew me in at the beginning. The quiet magic of capturing a moment that feels genuine, present, and deeply human.

A thoughtful approach to timeless storytelling

There’s something about being outside, walking through fields with people you love, that brings everything back to what matters. Fresh air. Real conversation. Food that was grown with care. Days that feel simple but full.

I care deeply about good, nutritious food and where it comes from. Farmers markets, homemade bread, vegetables pulled straight from the soil, long meals shared around a table. It’s grounding. It slows everything down and makes you present.

That mindset shapes the way I photograph. Nothing rushed. Nothing overly curated. Just honest, natural moments that feel warm, connected, and deeply real.

This aerial was taken at Third Beach in Middletown, Rhode Island. A place that feels calm, open, and familiar in the best way. From above, the shoreline turns into patterns of light and shadow, and everything feels both peaceful and expansive.

Some of my favorite evenings there are simple. Takeout with friends, sitting on a blanket in the sand, passing around a glass of wine while the sun drops lower and the air cools. It’s never about anything extravagant. It’s about being together, feeling the light shift, and letting the moment unfold.

That coastal softness lives in my work. I’m always looking for balance, space, and the kind of quiet beauty that makes a photo feel effortless and lasting.