A woman standing outdoors in a forest, smiling, wearing a plaid shirt and navy blue pants, with sunlight filtering through trees.

Meet the Artist

Hello! I’m Heather. I am an adventurer, a traveler, and a creative soul who calls Colorado home.

Photography has tugged at my heart since I was in high school when I got to work in the dark room as the yearbook editor and has grown into a slightly obsessive passion since then.

My favorite places to explore these days are the Colorado mountains, the Grand Tetons, and the Pacific Northwest. While I am not a morning person, I love the unexpected moments of pushing myself to rise early and catch that first golden light of a sunrise.

I have had the joy of teaching photography and continue to learn about my own creativity when I am immersed in nature.

My work comes out of making deeper connections through curiosity about the world and people. I believe in the power of laughter and deep reflection, and my work aims to draw that out in my subjects. My eye is naturally drawn to the beauty of clouds, light, and dramatic skies, and I strive to incorporate those natural elements into my work.

Three young adults outdoors, celebrating graduation. One person wears cap and gown, the others in formal attire, smiling.

I’m a proud mom of three.

Two puppies, one black and white and the other mostly white with black markings, lying on a pink fluffy bed.

My two previous foster dogs, Blondie and Buttercup.

A landscape view of a sunset or sunrise with a colorful sky featuring pink, purple, and blue hues. Silhouettes of hills and a solitary tree are visible, with dry grass in the foreground.
A vibrant orange bird with black facial markings perched on a branch in a lush green jungle environment.

I love to travel. Scotland, Costa Rica, and Spain are some of my favorite places.

A moose with large antlers standing outdoors in a snowy environment.

I am also a nature and wildlife photographer.

Group of seven women posing for photo in front of a digital sign at the Spring Leadership Summit event.

Young Women in Leadership

I ran a program for high school girls for five years. We served hundreds of girls by helping them to feel empowered and confident and connected with inspiring women from around the world. I still continue to look for way to connect young people with their communities.

I volunteer my time for important causes. One of my favorite ways to support the community is photographing rescue dogs to help them get adopted faster.

A puppy with a merle coat and heterochromatic eyes, one blue and one brown, sitting on a concrete surface with a wooden fence in the background.