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The day after their wedding, our little crew made our way out to Glacier National Park⦠And boy it did NOT disappoint. Glowing forests, glacier blue ice water, mountains literally carved away from the glaciers themselves. EPIC. We ended our day wading in the icy waters and not only running but hosting splashing fights […]

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As I was editing Stephanie & JD’s wedding… I kept coming across photograph after photograph of what could be described as the two happiest people in the WORLD. My favorites out of them all were in black and white. The moments that were caught and captured throughout the day only seemed that much more timeless […]

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When Alyssa first reached out to me, she mentioned that she was from Florida and planning on getting married out of state. It was important to her that we were able to meet in person. And I of course love travel weddings! We connected instantly over our coffee meeting and I knew both her […]

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My second shooter and I traveled all the way to Dallas for this very unique (to us) wedding. Phoebe and Abel celebrated with both Ethiopian and American traditions on their big day. This was our first time experiencing an Ethiopian wedding so we were excited to be introduced to a new culture! Phoebe’s big […]

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A few weeks back in August, Kara Brown (KB Studios) and I ventured to Colorado! We had a wedding up there and wanted to make the most out of our visit to such a beautiful state. Being in Florida we don’t… well… have much more for landscape other than flat fields and beaches. Sure […]

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Earlier in August, Kara Brown (KB Studios) and I got to travel to Dallas for a wedding! Before said wedding, we found out that we were SO close to THE Joanna Gaines Magnolia Market in Waco. UM. We could NOT say no! Instead of trying to find a model for a session, we took […]

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Somewhere along the way I realized couples didn't just need beautiful photographs.
They needed someone who could steady nerves.
Read a room.
Build a timeline that actually worked.
Calm anxious family members.
Know when to step in.
Know when to quietly disappear.
Photography became the tool.
Serving people became the calling.