Peggy’s images are visually stunning and capture both the raw emotion of the moment and the fleeting energy of her subjects. She is published nationally in Life Magazine, The Wall Street Journal and many trade publications. Her art is housed in private collections throughout the world.

Her easygoing nature enables her to become part of your family instantly and unobtrusively. When photographing families and children, Peggy's innovative Lifestyle Sessions capture moments of life, people doing the activities that they love most and render those moments in a creative, expressive style.

Working with Peggy has been described as having a butterfly fluttering around capturing delicious slices of your life. What Peggy creates with your family captures what you hold in your heart and allows it to live forever in a story. “I strive to bring a fresh perspective to each project I undertake. I enjoy getting to know my clients and finding ways to bring their style and personality to my work creating highly stylized documentary images that are a blend of high fashion and editorial journalism. I work very hard to capture my subjects as they truly are with as little posing as possible, striving to convey a relaxed style that is natural and unique.”

Peggy donates portraits to children’s charities for use in their annual reports and presentations. “I feel very blessed to have this talent to share; it gives me such joy to know that my work is raising money to help the community, especially kids. I strive to do more on a national level. “I love photographing kids. It’s my passion, it’s my calling, and it’s who I am. I play with them. I allow their little personalities to unfold during our time together. I’ve got several clients that I’ve been working with for years. It’s so amazing to watch these kids grow up."

“Lately I’ve started to shift my focus and narrow where my talent serves the highest purpose. I love to teach, and inspire people to be creative and step outside of their comfort zone.” If, as Tuscarora stated, “words are the voice of the heart,” then Peggy’s images certainly must be the visions of the heart.