Hi, I am Natasha.
a Venezuelan-born photographer, content creator, graphic designer, wife, and mom based in Orange County, California. My creative journey began long before Nath Media Co. Photography first became a hobby for me in 2016, a way to freeze moments and tell stories through emotion and connection. In 2021, I stepped into the world of content creation while continuing my career in graphic design, blending storytelling, visuals, and human connection in everything I created.
One of the most defining seasons of my life came when I became a mother while finishing college. I graduated just two months after having my first son, balancing finals, sleepless nights, and healing from a traumatic birth experience all at once. Motherhood changed the way I saw memories forever. It made me realize how deeply important it is to preserve the moments that often pass too quickly — the ones we wish we could relive one more time.
Last year, I decided to turn my lifelong love for photography into something more meaningful by documenting the stories I had fallen most in love with: motherhood and family. Through years of education, creativity, trial and error, and personal experience, I discovered not only how healing photography could be, but how powerful it is to feel seen during life’s most vulnerable and beautiful seasons.
Every maternity session allows me to hear your story — how your family began, the dreams you hold for your baby, and the emotions that come with entering a new chapter of life. Every Fresh 48 session heals a small part of me that still aches from missing my own son’s first three days earth side. Birth and postpartum stories are raw, emotional, and deeply unique, and it’s an honor every single time I’m invited into those spaces.
And theme park sessions? Those hold a special place in my heart too. The parks have always been my happy place — a place filled with nostalgia, comfort, wonder, and now memories with my own son growing up there. Being able to document that same magic for other families, couples, and parents is something I never take for granted.
More than anything, my goal is to create photographs that feel honest. Images that bring you back to a feeling, a season, a version of your family you never want to forget.
