about me

Hey, hi, hello! My name is Devon (she/they) - a trauma-informed therapeutic photographer with a focus on boudoir and intimate portraiture. In my role as a therapeutic photographer, I harness the power of the camera lens to capture moments of profound vulnerability and resilience. Guided by trauma-informed principles, I approach my clients with compassion, respect, and a keen awareness of the impact of trauma. Through the lens, I seek to provide a space for individuals to express themselves, reclaim their narratives, and find empowerment in their stories. Each photograph encapsulates a unique moment of transformation, inviting the client to engage in a dialogue with themselves about empathy and understanding.

My photography intertwines the realms of visual expression and emotional healing, and is driven by a deep exploration of the human psyche and a commitment to trauma-informed principles. Through my work, I strive to evoke introspection, catharsis, and resilience, as well as foster a sense of empathy and connection, transcending the boundaries of personal experience to create a collective narrative of healing and transformation.

I am driven by the belief that art has the capacity to heal, to bridge the divide between the conscious and the unconscious, and to foster connections on a profound emotional level. In my work, I aim to create a synergy that enables individuals to explore their own narratives and envision a path towards healing and growth.

Ultimately, my photography practice is an ever-evolving exploration, an ongoing dialogue between the intuitive and the conscious, the abstract and the concrete, the personal and the universal. It is an invitation to join me on a journey of introspection and healing, where art becomes a conduit for profound emotional expression and a catalyst for personal and collective transformation.

Photo of me by Heather McBride.