Ever since I can remember, I have felt that memories were slipping through my fingers, and I just had to find a way to hold on to meaningful situations and people in my life.
So I became the girl who always brought her camera and documented everything she saw beauty in.
But it was when I photographed my first couples session that I realized the impact my photos had. Upon seeing her pictures for the first time, Meagan welled up with tears, and at that very moment, I understood that this was it.
I would be a storyteller for others, preserving their memories with the same love that I cared for mine.
Why photography?
always the girl with the camera - never the one in photos
If you bring your pets to your photo sessions, I guarantee it will make my day. I grew up around dogs, cats, ducks, bunnies, guinea pigs, and Llamas!
At age 8 - I was devastated when my mom told me I couldn't have a pet elephant. However, once I got over my heartbreak, I realized that the logistics of keeping a pet that size in a 3-bedroom apartment on the 5th floor without an elevator was an acceptable excuse to decline my request.
As the self-proclaimed, most camera-shy person ever, I will gladly get a photo with any and all animals that cross my path while talking to them in my admittedly annoying talking-to-animals voice.
camera-shy, Animal loving, chocolate Connoisseur
baby papparazzi with camera
live in the sunshine swim in the sea drink the wild air
At the tender age of 20, I walked out of a bar in Germany, and shortly after that, my soon-to-be-husband followed, singing a Beatles song.
Here's a little backstory: I was the biggest Beatles fan growing up, and I also had a thing for redheads (which are pretty close to non-existent in Germany). So running into this unicorn of a red-headed Beatles-singing American was as close to love at first sight as it gets. Luckily, he felt the same way about me, and two years later, he asked me to marry him.
To make life more exciting, we added a cat, a dog, and two wonderful children to our family and are now living happily ever after in Missouri.
my love story
Finding someone you vibe with is absolutely crucial when working with a photographer.
I like to provide a professional service but with the approach of a good friend.
I have a dry sense of humor, and nothing makes me more uncomfortable than people being uncomfortable - that's when I'll start telling you embarrassing stories about myself or start breaking out into songs - mid-session and show my unfiltered quirky side.
The more I can be myself, the more my clients can relate to me. Usually, that mindset comes at the cost of shaking my head in disbelief when I replay the embarrassing things I said - on the uncomfortably silent drive home after each session, but life is too short to take myself too seriously - so I jam to some music and embrace being a photographer who isn't afraid to be different.
my Personality
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