Wedding and a Lifestyle photographer based out of Jackson, Ms! I love to travel and love couples! Let’s create memories together!
Madison, MS
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 2pm |
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I’ve always had a love for capturing moments and memories. I sound like a broken record when I say I love being able to look back at times captured and feel the same feelings I felt in that moment- almost like I’m being taken back in time. In the end, memories become all we have left after the time has passed.
Growing up, my grandmother would always take home videos and pictures of everything I did. I’d like to say I get my love for saving the memories from her. That’s something she has always been good at, as well as my mother. They both have photo albums upon photo albums and my grandmother with her videos.. even if she can’t find half of them sometimes. The nostalgia I feel when I look back at old memories is what I hope the couples, the families, or the individuals that I get to work with, feel when they look back at their moments that I’ve captured for them.
In my teenage years, I began capturing pictures of nature. I loved being able to see things from a different perspective than what other people do. Looking back, this is truly where two and two came together for me. Although, I didn’t start photographing actual real people until a few years later. Looking back at my first wedding- God bless those people, haha - is when I finally found my niche in the photography world. Seeing their chemistry, their love being preserved with every click of the shutter is when I knew that was what I wanted to do primarily. Don’t get me wrong.. I love getting to know everyone that I get to photograph. I believe that with each individual shoot comes a unique experience for each.
Being different is truly what I strive for. Sometimes ideas don’t come naturally as I feel they do for others but I always put my own spin on things to make it unique. Most of the people that I work with tell me that they do not like taking pictures (mainly guys) but I pride myself in knowing that I’ll at least get a “It’s not that bad” in the end. I feel that having laughter and being able to be yourself is truly how a picture should be captured. After all we are preserving a memory, right? Right.
