Amy began her career as a photographer at a chain of newspapers in Boston, MA after graduating from the University of Vermont in 1989. Wanting to explore the American West with her camera while pursuing a passion for horses and an urge to return to a society of old fashioned values and traditions as she had experienced in Vermont, Amy moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She worked and lived on ranches, capturing the connection between ranchers, their livestock and the land. Her work was published in newspapers and magazines and exhibited in galleries and museums in Jackson Hole and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
 Amy met her husband Kevin while living in Wyoming. They have lived in Annapolis, Maryland for over 20 years with their two daughters and beloved rescue dog. After a recent battle with breast cancer and a new perspective, Amy has now set her sights on making a living as an artist by finding the beauty in every day life and in the many adventures that await!