Seriously. The best part about being a photographer is connecting with people like you and forming friendships that extend far past your photoshoot. I want to hear your story. Hang with your family. Make memories last. Over and over again.
Hugging you in your wedding gown. Hiking up a mountain with you, 30-weeks pregnant. Snapping photos of your new baby’s tiny fingers and toes. Wrangling the whole crew for family photos. The best part? You’ll always have someone who knows you, loves you, and gets how to make you look and feel your best to document every unposed, authentic moment. Want to get this friendship started?
As a kid, I’d sit on the floor and flip through my grandparents’ old photo albums, listening to them tell the story behind each picture. (We still do this, but I sit in a chair now. Because, kids.) Their ability to recall moments they hadn’t thought about in years from one glance at a photograph fascinated me…
I asked myself what I’d want to remember in 50 years. (The answer was everything.)So I started taking photos of everything. Both major and mundane. I took clues from my great grandfather, who toted around a little film camera everywhere we went. He’d pose us in front of scenic backdrops (like in front of a soda display at Walmart...) and mail us the prints. His documentation is the reason I remember details that mean so much to me.