Tracy's journey began in beautiful South Africa, where she developed a deep appreciation for the beauty of the world around her. From an early age, she found solace in capturing moments through the lens of disposable cameras. In 2010, Tracy embarked on a new chapter of her life as she and her husband Warren, daughters Kiara and Skyla moved to London. It was there that she purchased her first DSLR camera, igniting a passion for photography that would shape her future. She spent countless hours exploring the city and parks honing her skills, and capturing the diverse culture and architecture that surrounded her. 

In 2014, Tracy and her family's adventurous spirit led them across the Atlantic to the United States. She immediately felt at home. Eager to give back, Tracy became a volunteer photographer at the local animal shelter, using her talents to showcase the unique personalities of the rescue dogs and cats in need of forever homes. As Tracy immersed herself in her newfound passion, she realized the potential to make an even greater impact. Inspired by the resilience and spirit of the animals she photographed, she transformed a room in their house into a cozy studio. With dedication and determination, Tracy began capturing stunning portraits of rescue animals and pets. Each session became a celebration of the bond between humans and animals, as Tracy's images captured the joy and love shared between them. 

Through her photography, Tracy not only found fulfillment in her craft but also found a meaningful way to give back to her community. Her images served as a powerful reminder of the importance of adoption and the incredible impact that rescue animals can have on our lives. As the years passed, Tracy now currently has four dogs, three of them being foster failures. Milo, Oreo, Cleo, and Halo now reside in Lake Windcrest with her, enjoying a life that every animal deserves. Her pet photography continues to grow, and her work has touched the hearts of countless individuals around. Yet, amidst her success, Tracy remains humble, grateful for the opportunity to pursue her passion and make a difference, one photograph at a time.