Amy began her career as a photojournalist twenty years ago at a newspaper in Massachusetts. In her four years at the paper, Amy discovered the thrill of being a photojournalist. Every day was a new opportunity to become intimate with a subject and share the subject's experience. Read More... At this point, she began using her skills to photograph weddings.

Wanting to explore the American West and return to a society of old fashioned values and traditions as she has experienced in Vermont as a college student, Amy moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She worked and lived on ranches, capturing the connection between ranchers, their livestock and the land; documenting a lifestyle in threat of extinction. Her words and images were published in local newspapers and magazines, and exhibited in galleries and museums.

Amy is now living in Annapolis, Maryland, with her husband and two daughters. She is rated "One of Washington's Best Wedding Photographers" by the Washingtonian Magazine, and "Baltimore's Best Wedding Photographer" by her brides in the Knot Best of 2007 Wedding Pick Magazine.