V for Visuals is photography rooted in who people are, how they move, and the moments they didn't know they needed to remember.

A woman with curly hair and a septum piercing smiling, wearing a white blazer and a gold necklace, in a well-lit indoor space.

It started in college with a friend's dance group, word spread fast, and four years later it's turned into portraits, events, graduation shoots, and everything in between. My style is vibrant and honest. I want you to feel the joy in the photo the same way I felt it behind the camera.

I'm Victoria

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I'm Vicky

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I'm Vic

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I'm Victoria 〰️ I'm Vicky 〰️ I'm Vic 〰️

First-gen Brazilian, proudly queer, and a Worcester girl down to my bones.

I grew up on Grafton Hill, went to South High, and fell in love with this city long before I knew what that meant. I spent years as a student tour guide through the Canal District on a horse-drawn carriage, telling Worcester's history to strangers. The city got under my skin early, and it never left.

Four women are smiling and posing for a photo in a bar with a brick wall background, neon signs including Red Bull, and drinks on the bar.
A smiling young woman holding a small turtle at a zoo with large animal posters in the background, including a tiger and a rhinoceros.

I've stood on the main stage at Worcester Pride. I spend my karaoke nights at Femme Bar and Free Play. I work at Southwick's Zoo, which means I sometimes photograph animals for a living and yes, it's as good as it sounds. Worcester is in every corner of my life — not as a backdrop, but as the whole thing.

A woman smiling on stage at a pride event, holding a microphone, wearing a pink shirt with the words 'Pride Warrior,' with a rainbow-colored banner behind her reading 'Pride R' and 'WC' partially visible; a DJ or sound technician stands behind her.
Four women in historical costumes standing outdoors under a white canopy, smiling with their arms around each other.

Now I live downtown, a few blocks from the neighborhood that sparked my connection to Worcester. My mom built her career in Worcester's Brazilian community. She owned her own salon here, and I grew up surrounded by that warmth, that food, that language. Miranda Bread, Brazilian Blowouts, steakhouses, festivals, running into someone and switching to Portuguese mid-sentence. This city feeds my roots in the most literal way.

If you want photos that feel real, a photographer who's going to hype you up, and someone who genuinely loves what they do — let's work together.

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