get to know me, paige

Since you’ve made it this far, I figure it’s only fair to give you a little backstory on who I am and how I became the person (and photographer) I am today!

I grew up as a small-town country girl just outside Clive, Alberta, with two amazing parents, an older brother, and sister (yes, I’m the baby of the family!). I was raised with strong Christian values, and my faith has always been an anchor in my life. I started in public school for the first few years, but eventually my parents gave me the option to try homeschooling — and I jumped at it. Homeschooling gave me the freedom to travel, experience new cultures, and really enjoy the little things in day-to-day life.

While I continued my education after high school, I never felt at peace pursuing that path long-term. Eventually, I decided to step away from university and follow the dream that had been on my heart for years. I’ve spent the last four years working in the medical field as a tech assistant/receptionist at a cardiology and Radiology clinic. In May 2025, I finally took the leap and stepped into photography full-time.

My journey wasn’t random or accidental — I truly believe that God placed this passion within me. He’s given me the drive, the creativity, and the heart to keep showing up and learning every day. It all started when I was 14, borrowing my mom’s camera and spending hours on YouTube learning how to shoot in manual and capture people well.

If you had told 14-year-old me that I’d one day be a full-time photographer at 24, I probably would’ve laughed. But here I am — living proof that when God places something in your heart, He’ll make a way.

Now that you know a little about me, I’d love to get to know you. Whether you’re planning a wedding, wrangling your little crew for a family shoot, or want to freeze this season of life — I’m here for it.

Let’s make some memories together.

I grew up as a small-town country girl just outside Clive, Alberta, with two amazing parents, an older brother, and sister (yes, I’m the baby of the family!). I was raised with strong Christian values, and my faith has always been an anchor in my life. I started in public school for the first few years, but eventually my parents gave me the option to try homeschooling — and I jumped at it. Homeschooling gave me the freedom to travel, experience new cultures, and really enjoy the little things in day-to-day life.

I’ve had the opportunity to visit some incredible places — Mozambique, Kenya, Iraq, Australia, Italy, Switzerland, Costa Rica, and a significant portion of the U.S. Those travels have shaped how I see people and moments… and how I photograph them, too.

I grew up playing piano, lacing up skates the second I could walk, and working my first job at 14 (shoutout to my Wendy’s crew!). I eventually graduated from high school a year early by fast-tracking through some of my courses.

After high school, I was accepted to Liberty University in Virginia to study psychology and was also invited to play on their women’s hockey team. At just 17, I moved to the U.S. for this exciting new chapter — but during my very first skate at Liberty, I broke my wrist and wasn’t able to play. After completing one semester, I felt a strong urge to return home and continue my studies online. Around that same time, I began quietly building my photography business — mostly shooting friends and family, trying to establish my name, and learning everything I could.

While I continued my education, I never felt at peace pursuing that path long-term. Eventually, I decided to step away from university and follow the dream that had been on my heart for years. I’ve spent the last four years working in the medical field as a tech assistant/receptionist at a cardiology and Radiology clinic. Still, in May 2025, I finally took the leap and stepped into photography full-time.

This journey wasn’t random or accidental — I truly believe that God placed this passion within me. He’s given me the drive, the creativity, and the heart to keep showing up and learning every day. It all started when I was 14, borrowing my mom’s camera and spending hours on YouTube learning how to shoot in manual and capture people well.

If you had told 14-year-old me that I’d one day be a full-time photographer at 24, I probably would’ve laughed. But here I am — living proof that when God places something in your heart, He’ll make a way.

Now that you know a little about me, I’d love to get to know you. Whether you’re planning a wedding, wrangling your little crew for a family shoot, or want to freeze this season of life — I’m here for it.

Let’s make some memories together.