Making contact is the visual representation of making a connection… and I want you to look, feel, and BE connected with your body during these sessions.

Someone asked me recently about my wedding photography horror stories. It took me a minute to think of something to respond with. I don'‘t think I’ve had any “horror” stories in my four years of photographing weddings, but I have definitely had some misadventures! I won’t focus on the number of groomsmen and drunken wedding guests who have hit on me, or my number of equipment malfunctions (why I always carry back up gear!), but here are some of my more memorable “moments”!

I pretty much squealed with joy a dozen times as I was photographing and working on the edits for this hybrid maternity/boudoir session!

I saw this article a few weeks back and it gave me the idea for this post. The article is mostly geared toward people with some background in photography, but I’m going to try to touch on some tips and tricks on getting some great vacation photos of your family without using words like “DSLR” and “aperture”. ;) And, to help illustrate, enjoy some photos of my adorable kids on our vacation to Southern California this last spring. =)

Professional Head shots are not just for models and actors anymore. In the age of social media, everyone who has a business should have some professional head shots taken for their profiles, social media content, web marketing, website, and so much more!

I absolutely love helping small business owners with their brand and marketing photography! These businesses are their babies— to have someone trust me with that… well… it’s an honor. Plus, I get to learn all kind of fun stuff and have some pretty awesome experiences, too!