I write and photograph the small, overlooked moments: the shift of afternoon light, the smell of woodsmoke, a half-remembered conversation that stays with you for years. My work grows from observation, curiosity, and time spent noticing.

I spent many years living abroad in Australia, New Zealand, England, Vietnam, and Hong Kong, raising four children and learning how to make a home again and again. Those years changed how I see the world. I wrote my way through them, never imagining that one reader’s note would eventually lead me here.

That note mentioned this corner of New Hampshire. Something in it stayed with me. I came to explore, and returned years later to call it home.

Tahilla Farm became a place where creativity, nature, and gathering settled in naturally. From it, Tahilla Gatherings grew. I curate small workshops and retreats for those who feel drawn to slow down, notice more deeply, and create with intention.

This work, and this place, are part of a longer story still unfolding. A short film, created by my friend and collaborator Christine Harris, offers another path into the story.

You are warmly invited to step into it.