I’m a wedding photographer located in San Antonio, Texas. I photograph the people here for the laidback good times. I am my happiest when
I’m behind the camera, connecting with you, and capturing your most precious moments.
I’m not like other photographers, I’m a cool photographer
Sorry - I had to.
big fan of cold beers, the office, and dogs
Other than those 3 things I’m a big fan of love and pictures. My heart is in my couple’s photography. I’m inclusive to all races and LGTBQ. I’m inspired by all love and real love. It’s an honor to be chosen to capture the biggest days in someone’s life.
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Here to serve you in an honest way
As a friend.
I’m here to capture your day as is. All the quiet moments, the crazy moments, and the moments your forgot that happened. I’m not here to pressure you or stress you. I will not dictate your day, but instead celebrate it with you as a friend. Anywhere from holding your dress, fixing your hair, or giving you a tissue - I’m here to be more than a photographer.
As your photographer.
My goal is to enjoy your day with you. I want you to be stress free as possible. There will be little posing and A LOT OF enjoying your time with your friends and family. I will get the shots you want and MORE. My job as a photographer is to
capture your day with a little artistry.
MORE ABOUT ME
“I’m a Lamborghini, I’m a Hollywood star I’m a little bit tipsy when I drive my car…” - Annie Murphy, Schitt’s Creek
I am actually none of that. I am a wife, dog mom, sister, daughter, creative, world traveler, adventure seeker and a wedding photographer. I have lived in Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas, Arizona, Alaska, and now Texas.
My husband Lucky and I have been together for 8 years, married for 2.5. We adopted our two pups Lucy and Winston and we love them oh so much. Our favorite thing to do is go on road trips and explore new towns and cities. Trying out the local beer is a must.
My life was not always leading toward wedding photography. I didn’t even get my degree in it. One day I took a leap of faith - put myself out there and can never look back because I’m in love. It makes me wanna cry thinking about all my people who trusted me in capturing their moments. I believe whatever your path looks like in life you are allowed to do whatever you desire. Life is too short to stay put in something that does not give you life anymore. If you’re 72 and want to start a jewelry business, DO IT. For now wedding photography is my passion and I don’t see an end in sight. I’m thankful for this passion of mine and for the wonderful people it has brought into my life.
