She is a Photographer, a Mother, and a Wife
Rhiza has been a full-time working mom, a wife and a photographer on the side. As she journeyed from the Philippines to Canada, she carried with her the weight of her grief and hope for her son's future. Rhiza's journey in photography started from a place of passion, love and grief. She poured her heart into every shot, capturing the essence of her son's childhood and preserving every precious memory in a single image. Rhiza captures fleeting moments of joy and love through her lens, freezing them in time. With every click of the camera, Rhiza's heart sings with the thrill of capturing the perfect shot that tells a story and speaks to the soul. She learned that when loved ones are gone, we can only take hold of them through photographs.
As Rhiza invested in photography gear and worked tirelessly on the weekends to learn the post-production and editing styles, she experienced a newfound sense of purpose and dedication. So she took a photography course at Camuson College and an online class with Click Love and Grow. Her passion for photography grew more robust with each shot, and she felt a sense of joy and fulfillment that she had never experienced before.
Rhiza's passion for photography extended beyond her family as she saw the power of capturing life's most precious moments for others. From the first kiss at a wedding to the first birthday, Rhiza was there to capture every special moment, preserving memories that families would treasure for generations to come. Rhiza's photography journey was not just about capturing beautiful images but also about connecting with people and knowing their stories. At the same time, she strives to achieve excellence and consistency in her work. Rhiza invests in her craft; she pours over every detail of her work, tweaking and refining. She crafted her own website, seamlessly integrating a user-friendly booking and delivery system that truly enhances the experience for her clients.
When not behind the lens, she does yoga or spends time outdoors with her son Ed and her husband Nick. Whatever season or journey you are at right now, she believes that every moment, big or small, awaits to be captured in photographs. Memories are worth everything.
