I'm a people person at my core — which, conveniently, is a useful trait in a wedding photographer.
My favorite part of the job? The moment a couple stops thinking about the camera and just exists in front of it.
Getting there takes warmth, patience, and a little bit of humor. Good thing I've got all three.
I didn't just pick up a camera one day and decide to do weddings.
I grew up in a house full of art and photography — both my parents were commercial photographers — and I even went to college to study photojournalism.
The original plan was more aligned with the plot of Almost Famous but I ended up trading tour buses for wedding days. Similar stress levels but significantly better outfits.
That training taught me something most photographers don't talk about: the best shots are anticipated, not scripted.
I know where to stand, when to wait, and how to stay invisible until the exact moment that matters. Your wedding day deserves that kind of attention.
My parents who taught me everything about being a photographer!
Lover of all things travel (yep, even the airports)
Austin newlywed (so I’ve been in your heels!)
Raised on Disco and Classic rock, i'm a Concert and live music lover - Catch me at the Kacey, Hayley or Chappell show scream singing happily