We aren’t your ordinary portrait photographer.
We chase work that is inspired, narrative-driven, and alive. We want to deliver you shots that you look back on with nostalgia. You live a life worth celebrating. We are here to capture it.
Here’s what you can expect from a shoot with us:
We like to get out. We shoot most often on location at some place sentimental (e.g., in the home, where you first met) or go exploring. The options are endless. Forget cookie cutter. Maybe we can make cookies at the session instead.
We want to work with people who are eager to create together. Those who are willing to let us in, trust us, and make magic together. The fluid nature of our work requires experimentation and flexibility, be ready to settle in and relax.
We offer light direction when needed, but it’s the “in between” reactions and interactions that we LOVE.
We are proud to create a safe and inclusive space. We work with all couples and families. If you’ve been on the search for an LGBTQIA-friendly photographer, please get in touch.
We are light on our feet and low on equipment so we can create a session environment that is as natural as possible.
We process our photos so that they are true to life but with a touch of nostalgia and whimsy.
Sorry y’all, heavy photoshop (e.g., changing bodies, fixing hair, changing environments) is not our style. Trust me, your imperfections are more beautiful than some fuzzy, digitally polished version of yourself.
We overshoot. We are crazy about candids and we want you to make memories. That means we walk away with more than we could ever expect. We are of course eager to help choose a favorite when needed.
We try to maintain an environment of curiosity and patience. Things rarely ever go according to plan. So we keep open hearts and open minds. Life’s quirks are where the real magic happens.
We build relationships. We are passionate about treating our clients like friends.We want to know your history and your dreams going forward. We hope to follow you along your journey and cheer you on.
