Hi, I’m Hannah. A passionate photographer and storyteller drawn to the beauty of nature, wildlife and the allure of hard to reach destinations. From northern Manitoba in search of polar bears to the depths of Yellowstone in search of the ever elusive gray wolf to the vibrancy of places like India, Morocco and Taiwan — I never dreamed of all the places my camera has taken me and the incredible experiences I’ve been fortunate enough to have.

Deeply rooted in the natural world, my visual storytelling aims to explore the complexities of humans and our impact on the natural world. A threading of the needle in many ways, my storytelling connects the dots for my community. It sheds light on how important it is to be a responsible, community driven traveler. When we see the intricacies of a place we immediately feel more responsible for the ways in which we recreate in it. Through documenting landscapes, people and wildlife I seek understanding and commonalities as a means of education.

  • A pack of three foxes walking along a dirt path in a forested area.
  • Gran Teton's snow-capped peaks in the background, dense green forest in the middle, and a winding stream flowing through a lush green meadow in the foreground.
  • Man sitting on a park bench in a serene, architectural space with arched doorways and soft lighting
  • Group of three grizzly bears in a shrubland landscape.
  • Open grassland in Yellowstone with a single bison grazing, sparse clouds in the sky, and distant water pools on the horizon.
  • In India blurred vehicle passing in front of a storefront with a man selling produce outdoors, with old buildings and a wall in the background.

“We are making photographs to understand what our lives mean to us.”