"One day, when the house is quiet and the years have gone by, these photographs will remind our grown-up children what home felt like, how deeply they were loved, and the beautiful childhood they had.
In the end, memories are the greatest gift we leave our children."
~Victoria Sirotin
Hi, I'm Victoria
Outside of photography, I’m a wife to Oleg and a mom to our three kids — David, 11, Dylan, 8, and our little Ellie, who is almost 2. They are the heart of my world. Our home is loud, messy, funny, and full of life. There are sibling arguments, toys everywhere, lots of laughter, and so much love. Life with them isn’t perfect, but I wouldn’t want it to be. These are my people, and being their mom is my favorite part of who I am.
I was born and raised in Eastern Europe and moved to the U.S. when I was 21. So much of who I am comes from the memories I have of growing up there, and maybe that’s part of the reason photographs have always meant so much to me.
When I’m not photographing or spending time with my family, you’ll usually find me cooking, doing yoga, or getting outside for a hike. I love good food, being outdoors, and having my family around me.
How it all started
It began with becoming a mom.
How it all started
Photography became part of my life in 2015, after my first son, David, was born. Like so many new moms, I wanted to photograph everything — every expression, every little change, all the tiny details I knew wouldn’t stay tiny for long.
I picked up a camera wanting to preserve those memories, and somewhere along the way, I fell in love with photography itself. I learned, practiced, made plenty of mistakes, and kept going. And somewhere along the way, photography became a part of who I am.