Frequently Asked Questions

Karen's personal work explores people, place, family, vulnerability, and the human experience. Her projects include long-form documentary photography as well as landscape, street, aerial, and astrophotography.
An Ordinary Day is Karen's long-term photography and interview project documenting children and families living with rare genetic diseases. The project explores family life beyond a medical diagnosis.
After That Day is a photographic storytelling project exploring the experiences of people and families affected by epilepsy.
Karen's personal projects allow her to explore subjects and stories over time and have helped shape her approach to authentic, human-centered commercial photography.
Yes. Karen's personal photography projects have been exhibited and featured in publications and photography-related programs.
Clients and creative teams can contact Karen through her website to discuss a campaign, project, production, or photography assignment.
Karen combines a commercial production approach with a strong emphasis on authentic human moments. Her goal is to create images that feel genuine while remaining visually distinctive and aligned with the campaign's creative direction.