She wanted the world to see that first feeling when you truly see the magic in everything. The beauty in everyone's face when the light hits it a certain way. There is a super power, called freezing time. She was completely bewildered by the feelings you could get from a single moment frozen in time forever. Does everyone feel this way when they see things like this? Do they even see life this way? 

 

18 and camera in hand. She made friends and captured time. Her second wedding made it to Chapel Hill Magazine. She was elated. She kept going. People need to see the world like this. The small intimate moments. Sunlight peaking over a mountain top to kiss the baby hairs on the side of a romantic couples face. Raw. Real. Candid. She kept going.

 

She traveled to Russia, the Bahamas, New Zealand. Freezing time and showing others the true beauty behind who they are. It wasn't just a magical background, no. It was they way her subjects lit up. Absorbed the moment and created love in all fashions. There she was, camera in hand, to capture it. Giddiness doesn't come close to the feeling that this needs to be shared with everyone she thought. She was on a mission. People need to remember what truly seeing something is like. Love. Magic. Pain. Emotion. What makes us, us.