My journey to becoming a full-time wedding photographer is pretty unconventional, to say the least... It started back in 2015 during my Sophomore year of high school, when I was placed into a yearbook class instead of a regular elective. I protested this because "who would want to spend all year with some yearbook nerds" but I couldn't get switched out into another class regardless of how much I annoyed my advisor. My sweet yearbook teacher put up with my whining by handing me a camera and told me to "go take pictures of the student body at the football game after school." Thus, turning me into one of the yearbook nerds.. I quickly realized it was cool to be carrying around a camera, constantly preserving moments from the school year and sharing them with my friends. From there I was hooked, I began taking pictures of family and friends in my free time while learning editing techniques via YouTube, and posting them to Facebook. Luckily for me, as my curiosity grew, so did my editing skills. I grew my little business by taking senior portraits as a side hustle during the summer months to make some extra money before I went off to college. I went to school originally planning to set photography aside to study broadcast journalism, but each summer I came back to my hometown I still got requests to shoot senior portraits. After finishing up my Junior year I realized I loved photography waaay more than going into broadcasting after completing a few internships. So I took the leap to complete my degree online from CU Boulder in order to begin pursuing wedding photography and it has been some of the most rewarding years! Currently, I reside in Castle Rock, Colorado but split time in St. Petersburg, Florida
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Thank you for taking the time to consider me, I know how many options you have when it comes to photography. Every photo I take whether its for a wedding, family or senior, serves a purpose and I'm very intentional with what I capture. This results in curated galleries that convey a storybook aesthetic of timeless images. Ones that don't exist simply for social media. They exist so that we can keep those tangible memories with us, memories that make us feel something.
My colors and editing are true to life and the colors you see around you everyday. I want my imagery to stand the test of time. Not just the current year and trend. I best describe my work as timeless with true-to-life approach with an editorial twist. Regardless, I always give my absolute all and my full attention to every moment of each session I take on!