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I'm obsessed with fried pickles, I pet every dog I meet, and I give finger guns way more than anyone should. As a wedding and elopement photographer, I actually dislike the wedding industry and the crazy expectations it puts on people... but I live to capture relationships and the honesty of incredible couples who aren't afraid to let love lead their day.

 

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I am currently booking for 2019! I take a very limited number of weddings each year to ensure my couples get the attention they need and an experience they can enjoy. If you're interested in booking and seeing my pricing guide, let's get in touch!  

 
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Cori and Mitch got married with the beautiful Mountain View’s of @pointlookoutvineyards on Saturday. It was a day filled with lots of butt dance moves (which are obviously the best) but here’s a nice quiet photo of Cori in the vineyard since I’m supposed to be all consistent with the look of my Instagram posts. One of my favorites of the day ❤️
I’ve been pretty quiet on instagram over the past few months, outside of Instagram stories of Tina. I’m trying my best to get back into the swing of things, and these new headshots for my stock site are definitely helping. Having a pro take photos of you if hella important for any business, even if it sounds a little weird to you. I highly recommend @juliafayphoto because she’s a freaking gem and is a wizard behind the camera. Thanks for making me like mah face, Julia!
These two make backyard weddings look goooood. Hit “send” on this wonderful gallery this week!
We are back from exploring Switzerland and Germany! It really warmed my heart hearing so many people say they couldn’t wait to see all the photos I took, there’s really nothing better to hear as a photographer. Honestly though? I barely took any. And I loved it. I felt guilty and wasn’t sure why I carried my camera all day but rarely used it, until I was reading Sally Mann’s Hold Still on the way home: “Before the invention of photography, significant moments in the flow of our lives would be like rocks placed in a stream: impediments that demonstrated but didn’t diminish the volume of the flow and around which accrued the debris of memory, rich in sight, smell, taste, and sound. No snapshot can do what the attractive mnemonic impediment can: when we outsource that work to the camera, our ability to remember is diminished and what memories we have are impoverished.” My first trip across the Atlantic was something I wanted engrained in my memory. Every beer, every bite of food, every struggle to speak german, every hour the light on the Alps changed to another gorgeous scene. Constantly photographing would only allow me to remember the photographs. So a reminder for everyone, (especially wedding guests), if you truly want to soak in a moment, you don’t have to take a photo. In fact, you will remember it even better by not doing so. You don’t owe anyone on Facebook an album full of photos, your memories are your memories. Don’t worry, I stared at this breathtaking view for so long, it’s impossible to forget ❤️
Take me back to Savannah ❤️ Shout out to @t.a.spencer and @00se_van for this skilled dip kiss!
This past month has been an overwhelming one, juggling the wedding business, starting the stock business, as well as working on stressful commercial projects. After daily races of getting things done and evenings of busy social engagements, I crashed today. I sat at my desk for 6 hours and got nothing done. I have to remind myself that taking a day off is fine as a business owner, I became one so that I could call the shots. So, I’m about to rest up with a bath, some greasy pizza, and some Netflix, and turn off the screens. Oh, and also eat what’s left of the cookies AND Milk and Cookies ice cream from @spanglebangle and @nicoleayang’s epic weekend visit. Missing them like whoa. Long story short: summer being over doesn’t mean you can’t rest. ❤️