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Some sessions come together so naturally that it feels like they were always meant to happen. George and Rachel’s Caddo Lake engagement photos were exactly that. Rachel actually found me through one of my past clients, which is always one of the biggest compliments I can receive. When she reached out, she told me she […]
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I’ve known Kylie since college, back when we were both creative kids trying to figure out what we wanted to make in the world. So when she and Seth invited me to photograph their Texas micro wedding in Marfa, it felt like getting a front-row seat to a story I’d been watching unfold for years. […]
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Cortlyn and Doug’s Marland Mansion wedding was rooted in a clear vision—old money, romantic, and timeless. Sybree, their planner, understood that immediately, which is exactly why she sent them my way. She knew the vibe they were after. That kind of alignment matters more than people realize. When everyone is on the same page from […]
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When Alex first reached out about her engagement photos in Dallas, she didn’t talk about poses, Pinterest boards, or recreating something she’d seen a hundred times before. She talked about feeling. She said she loved how my work felt classic, timeless, and candid. There’s trust in that approach. Choosing a photographer because of how their […]
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Miranda and Trung’s wedding day at The Bower Venue landed on one of those rare Oklahoma spring days with blue skies, barely any wind (honestly, suspicious for May), and soft light that didn’t turn harsh halfway through the ceremony. No one was fighting their hair, the florals stayed exactly where they were supposed to, and […]
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Molly and Carter knew they wanted to elope—it was never really a question of if, just where. A Seville, Spain, elopement was refining the vision. They weren’t looking for the biggest or most iconic destination. They wanted something beautiful, but also calm, a place where the experience wouldn’t get swallowed by the setting. Instead of […]
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Some stories don’t start with a proposal. They start years earlier, in college classrooms, when you’re young and convinced you have everything figured out (spoiler: you don’t). Laurin and I went to college together in Savannah, Georgia, both photography majors, both carrying cameras everywhere and dreaming big. Somewhere along the line, long before Avery was […]
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Cortlyn and Doug’s wedding planner connected us after recognizing that shared pull toward timeless, editorial-leaning imagery. It’s really special to photograph couples at the place where they’ll eventually say their vows. The walls become familiar, and the light feels less intimidating. What I loved about this Marland Mansion session was how aligned it felt with […]
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Vicka found me on Instagram, and she described her vision so clearly that I remember smiling while reading it. She talked about planning a smallish wedding, around 60 guests, and being deeply drawn to an old-money aesthetic. Classic black and cream, gold and brass candlesticks, and lots of accessories. Timeless and refined, but still warm. […]
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The morning of Izzy and Britton’s session felt like Wyoming had arranged the whole thing just for them, and for me, honestly. I was already traveling for destination work, so photographing their Grand Teton engagement photos felt like a small cosmic alignment. Sunrise rolled in slowly, brushing the mountain peaks with a soft alpine glow […]
