Born in Pennsylvania, Autumn grew up surrounded by the quiet rhythms of rural life. As an only child on a family farm, she developed a deep connection with nature, finding comfort and companionship in the woods and animals around her. This early bond fostered a sensitivity to life’s subtle details and a lasting appreciation for beauty, shaping the foundation of her artistic vision.
For Autumn, becoming an artist was never a sudden realization but something she says was “already carved in my heart.” This art form is more than a passion—it is an essential part of who I am. She wants people to feel what she felt in that moment; she wants her photos to reach inside and grab a hold of an emotion within you.
Her artistic growth has unfolded steadily alongside the changes in her life. The Covid pandemic and the passing of her father marked a pivotal moment, reigniting her focus on photography with deeper intention and emotional depth. Through grief, she found a path to healing that enhanced her vision and enriched her work.
For Autumn, photography is more than a passion; it is an essential part of who she is. She aims to create images that evoke the emotions she felt at the moment of capture, inviting viewers to connect with the visceral feelings and stories embedded in the work she produces.
Her photography is a testament to the resilience of wonder: a visual invitation to find enchantment in the everyday, and a reminder that art, at its best, serves not only as sanctuary but as connection—a way to feel the world more deeply, together.
