I'm Audrey — and hockey has always been part of my world.

Growing up as a hockey sister, I didn't just watch the game from the stands. I lived it. I understood the rhythm of a shift, the tension before a faceoff, the explosion of a celly. Through my brother and his teammates, I got a rare insider perspective — I knew what players actually cared about, what moments meant the most to them, and what made a photo worth keeping.

Photography has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. I picked up my first camera in 2016, and the two worlds — hockey and photography — naturally came together. In 2024, a college photography course sharpened my skills and opened my eyes to something I couldn't unsee: there's a real gap in hockey photography, especially when it comes to action shots.

Posed photos and team pictures are great — but they don't capture what the sport actually feels like. The release of a shot. The desperation of a blocked puck. The split-second of a save. The celebration of an important goal. Those are the real memories of the game, and they deserve to be captured properly.

I left my degree program to pursue this full time, and I've never looked back. That decision wasn't impulsive — it was the clearest choice I've ever made.

Based in Sherbrooke, I work with teams, elite players, and events across the region — and I'm always ready to travel for the right opportunity. My background in marketing and social media management also means I understand how images live beyond the rink: for recruitment, personal branding, and telling a player's story where it matters most.

Hockey deserves to be documented by someone who actually gets it — not just technically, but emotionally. I've been on the other side of the glass my whole life. Now I'm behind the lens.