Unfiltered, chaotic, bold, Passionate.

He was my first dog. I was 19. He was 2-3 weeks old. I was a vet tech at the time and I would become a foster fail before I even knew it was a thing. I have exactly two photos of me and my black Lab, Elwood together. Not two folders. Not two hard drives. Two physical, film camera prints from over 3 decades ago.


When Elwood passed at 12 from a tumor on his brain stem, those two prints instantly became the most valuable things I owned. The regret hit hard—twelve years of loyalty, car rides, and daily life, and I barely had proof we shared it together.


I photograph pets because I know what it feels like when the leash is empty and you're left wishing you had just one more tangible memory. My job is to make sure you never have to count your photos of them on one hand.

This is why I specialize not only in pet portraitures, but physical, tangible personality-dripping hand curated wall art of your best friend.

I don't do stiff posing. I do mid-yawn faces, zoomies, and genuine belly-laughs.

And for the human clients? I rely on my endless supply of 80's movie quotes, ridiculous prompts, and my own relatability of awkwardness in front of the camera.

~ Alexis, Austin & Rugar G.

“Lisa was excellent! Austin and I are so happy she was the one who captured these memories for our family. Lisa went the extra mile to truly show the bond our family already has with the new arrivals coming. We will truly treasure these photos and will definitely be reaching back out to capture high quality portraits of the twins.”