Lot’s wife becomes a symbol of what happens when we allow ourselves to be tied too tightly to what God has called us to leave behind. She was delivered, spared, and given a way forward, yet her eyes and heart were still bound to the past.

Once accustomed to wealth, fine garments, and a life of ease, she now joins Lot and his people. The silks and jewelry that once defined her status are replaced with linen garments, simple and functional for the life she was stepping into. Though pride likely still lingered quietly in her heart, outwardly, she began to embrace humility.

This is where we first meet Lot’s wife, in Sodom. She was surrounded by a culture marked by excess, wealth, and indulgence. The people of Sodom lived for themselves, chasing status, possessions, and pleasure, with little regard for God. This world was all she had ever known, and it’s likely the same world that made it so hard for her to fully let go when the time came to leave.

I’m so excited to finally be sharing this three-part series with you. This project has been sitting in my heart for a while, waiting for the right time. It’s deeply personal, created with both love and curiosity, and now it feels right to bring it into the light.

Jbay is one of my OGs. We’ve been working together for years, and every session with him feels like returning to a creative home. From capturing album covers and Spotify profile images, to curating content for Instagram, Facebook, and his website, it’s been a full-circle kind of journey. We've even brought our visions to life through video, including a music video we created together, which still remains one of my favorite collaborative pieces to date.

Working with Harley is never just a photo session. It’s a creative exchange, a breath of fresh air, a space to play, feel, and be. Every time we collaborate, it feels like therapy for both of us. There’s something electric about the way we work together-effortless yet intentional, raw but refined. We just get each other, creatively and emotionally.

Growth doesn’t happen in comfort, so I built this session around a set of intentional challenges. The day was unexpectedly cold and windy, the kind of weather that seeps into your bones and makes it difficult to stay present. But Maleyah didn’t back down. She showed up fully, despite the elements, and pushed through the discomfort with a quiet strength that impressed me deeply.

The old saying goes, “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” It’s a comforting idea, but not always true. Some words hit deeper than we care to admit. They linger, they echo, and they leave behind something unseen but very real.

For this shoot, we decided on a minimalist, studio-like setting with a simple prop—a single chair. The goal was to let Sara’s exceptional dancing skills shine through, and the results were simply breathtaking.

This was a fun little project that took a new turn during post-production! Sometimes, these magical moments happen where the creative vision shifts and evolves into something even better.