Animals Are
My Love Language.
I’m the person who says hello to your dog before I say hello to you — and I don’t think I’ve ever walked past a pup without a silly greeting. Pets have been a part of my life since I was a child, and I know they’re not “just pets.” They’re family, companions, our fur babies. That’s why I don’t only take photos; I capture moments that reveal each animal’s one-of-a-kind personality for you to cherish forever.
For most of my adult life I worked in the corporate world while photographing animals as a hobby. I spent countless hours volunteering at the Animal Foundation, improving intake photos to help dogs find homes. Working in a shelter taught me how to read every kind of canine temperament — from nervous newcomers to exuberant characters — and how to put them at ease quickly so their true selves can shine on camera.
When life nudged me to follow my passion, I left the corporate path and launched Click.Click.Boop! What sets me apart is the time and care I give to every fur-baby. If your pet is shy, we’ll move slowly and build trust; if they’re bouncy and playful, we’ll burn off energy and find the right moments that show their spirit. I tailor each session to the animal in front of me, balancing patience, motivation, and a few silly voices to create images that feel honest and joyful.
My goal is simple: to make your pet feel safe and seen, and to capture the personality you love — one timeless photo at a time.
My Inspiration:
Cash, Cashmandu,
Kitty Cash
Right now, there’s a big hole in our home since our beloved Cash passed away suddenly. His loss landed hard, and we decided to give ourselves time before bringing another furry friend into the house. But my son wore us down — enter Finface, our entertaining betta fish.
Cash inspired me to start pet photography. I was searching for a hobby that might turn into a career in my twilight years, something that felt meaningful and joyful. We had professional family photos with him, but I never had an image that was truly about him — one that captured his spirit — except for one: a shot where he was terrified of Santa. It perfectly captured a little sliver of who he was.
Now Cash is immortalized in my work. That nose boop you see is his — my reminder that the spark that started all of this came from him. Every portrait I make carries a piece of Cash’s personality and the soft, messy love he brought into our lives.