I’ve been leaning more into branding work lately through my company Kindred Co., and sessions like this one with Society Northwest remind me why I love it so much. There’s something really fun about stepping outside of weddings for a minute and helping a brand show up in a way that actually feels like them. […]

I knew this iconic Washington ferry engagement session with Claire and Jack was going to be good, but I didn’t realize how much I would enjoy watching these two just be together. They have a natural ease about them and are so genuinely happy in each other’s company. The ferry setting made it even better. […]

This one was a good one. Hailey and Jared’s wedding day was classy, full of heart, and just the right amount of chaos (the fun kind). Between their ceremony at St. Thomas Episcopal Church and their Fox Hollow Farm reception, the whole day felt like a timeless Seattle love story, with a few puddles and […]

I knew going into Claire and Jack’s Vashon Island wedding weekend that it was going to be gorgeous, I mean, they have incredible taste and the design team from Bixby & Pine was already blowing me away with their inspo. But what I wasn’t ready for was just how much my cheeks would hurt from […]

There are some sessions that feel extra close to the heart, and Abbey & Blake’s was one of them. I’ve known Abbey and her family for years, which made getting to photograph this milestone for her and Blake so incredibly special. When she asked me to capture their engagement photos, it was such an easy […]

Why the Small Moments Tell the Biggest StoriesAs a photographer, especially in the world of weddings, families, and maternity, the most important skill I’ve developed isn’t knowing how to pose people or get the perfect golden hour lighting (although don’t get me wrong— those help). It’s the art of noticing. Documenting the In-Between Moments on […]

I’m still thinking about this beautiful day with Valerie and Zach at Fox Hollow Farm. Their wedding was full of joy, laughter, and all the cozy PNW charm you could hope for in a venue. This was my first time shooting a wedding here and it felt like a fairytale, but this day had something […]

If the thought of being in front of a camera all day makes you nervous, you’re not alone. Most couples aren’t used to having a photographer document their every move, but your wedding photos should feel natural and effortless. The key to looking and feeling your best is preparation, trust, and a little mindset shift.

I used to see family photography as a way to document milestones, but after becoming a parent, I understand now that it’s about so much more.

As a photographer, there are certain moments that make my heart skip a beat. One of those moments is when I get the opportunity to capture the magic of a dreamy Seattle wedding