Ana is a fine art photographer based in Utah, where light, landscape, and water have shaped the way she sees the world.
Her photography is rooted in a simple belief: some places become part of us long after we leave them.
For the past several years, Ana has been documenting Utah’s lakes and reservoirs through her ongoing photographic project, Utah’s Lakes & Reservoirs. What began as a personal exploration has grown into a visual record of places that are constantly changing—shaped by seasons, snowpack, drought, weather, and the passage of time.
Water is at the center of her work because it is more than a landscape. It is memory, movement, reflection, and life itself.
Through her photographs, Ana seeks to preserve moments that may not look the same tomorrow and to invite viewers to see Utah’s waters with a deeper sense of connection and appreciation.
Her work is guided by the idea of Life Shaped by Water—a reminder that landscapes, communities, and individual stories are all connected to this essential resource.
Ana believes a beautiful photograph can do more than decorate a space. It can create a moment of pause, evoke a memory, and inspire people to care for the places that make those moments possible.
Own the Moment. Save the Future.
That is the intention behind her work: to capture the beauty of today while honoring what we hope to preserve for tomorrow.
