These boots were made for wandering

If you love what you do, you never work a day in your life.

I was given my first camera by my stepdad back in 2014. I remember taking it around the house, to the beach, to college, to events, thinking one day I would capture THE photo that might go viral on Pinterest. My family was always supportive, they never criticized my work but might mention “That’s cool! You should try ____” and off I would go again. Photography made me feel like I was important. I was capturing things that no one else saw and freezing details that could be stared at forever.

Now, more than 10 years later, I'm still doing what I love.

I took the leap into wedding photography when my best friend asked me to capture her special day. I nervously said yes and immediately fell in love with the art of helping brides through their exciting and stressful day while capturing all the hard work, details and happiness that come together under one roof. Now I get to provide experiences for couples, businesses, and everyone else across the southeast for a living and I couldn’t feel more blessed to be a part of so many love stories.