27/08/2026
The last 24 hours alone have been a whirlwind. The amount of messages, shares, comments, and love I’ve received from all of you seriously means the world to me. More than you probably know.
My journey as a photographer has definitely not been an easy one. Nearly 11 years after graduating college with my undergrad degree in videography and photography, I don’t think I ever imagined I’d be where I am today.
It has taken a whole lot of blood, sweat, and tears. And I mean LOTS of tears lol.
But I am so incredibly proud to say that wedding photography is my full-time job. Not everyone gets to say they built a career doing something they genuinely love, and I don’t take that for granted for a second.
Well… mostly full-time. 😂 I’m also a mom, a wife, and apparently the unofficial technology department for Nick’s business because we all know how that goes.
One thing I realized over the last 24 hours is that a lot of people didn’t actually know that photography is what I do full-time now.
And honestly, that’s on me.
In 2026, I’ve made a really intentional effort to spend less time scrolling on my phone for my own mental health, but somewhere along the way, that also meant I stopped sharing as much of my work, my business, and honestly just my life in general. I want to change that.
Especially now that Savannah is back in school and I finally have a little more breathing room during the day, I want to start showing up here again. Not just to post pretty photos, but to actually let you into this little world I’ve spent the last 11 years building.
So if you’ve been here since the beginning, thank you.
If you’ve hired me, referred me, shared my work, liked a post, sent me a message, or cheered me on from the sidelines, thank you.
And if you’re new here… hi. 🤍
I think it’s time I start showing you a little more of what I’ve been up to.