Becca's heart for photography began when her grandfather would pull out the projector screen, duct taped along the edges from many years of viewing the slides from their missions in Barranquilla, Colombia, owning a mobile bookstore, and raising their three children. At the time, she wasn't aware of the art of capturing a photograph, but she grew to appreciate the experience of witnessing history through them. 

Her love for capturing photographs began while she was in middle school, coincidentally right before a house fire that would destroy many of the photographs in her family's home. It wasn't until those memories began to fade, that she realized the power a photograph has in keeping these memories alive. The photos that are left are treasured deeply, burned edges and all. 

Inspired by street photography and photojournalism, it wasn't until 2016 when Becca received an opportunity to document a wedding and it sparked a new appreciation for all of the little, in-between moments that happen in life. From there, she officially started her wedding photography business, making her dream come true and capturing stories in New England, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Indiana, Texas, and Berlin, Germany. 

Becca approaches her photography in a way that is beyond the surface, always taking time to ponder a piece of work, ask what the bigger story is, believing no single moment should be taken for granted.