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The Beginning

 My love for photography has always been a part of my life. In high school, I always convinced my friends to let me do "photo shoots' with them. During my senior year, I took my 1st photography class where I learned basic composition and how to work in a dark room to develop film. 

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Now, do you remember 1 hr photo labs? It's ok if you don't! That's where I worked during college, developing film, editing and printing pictures. I bet you didn't know you could edit photos without Photoshop back in those days! After a few months, they offered me a full time position to manage the photo lab, but I passed on it because I was focused on finishing my degree.

 

During college, I never dreamed that I would have a successful photography career. It just wasn't on my radar at that time.

 

After I graduated from college with my Bachelor's degree and then my MBA in Accounting, I got my CPA license and started climbing the corporate ladder.  I enjoyed the pace of the corporate world and managing the financial side of businesses. I still love this aspect of running my own business. All the while though, I continued to invest in new cameras and kept shooting for my family and friends.

 

I even shot my 1st wedding in all film. SCARY!

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In 2012, the real journey began as I transitioned into a professional wedding photographer. And I got married myself!  From there, it has been non-stop wonderful craziness! I mean who doesn't want to get paid to do Destination Weddings in places like Italy and Scotland. I am still overwhelmed when I think about how I even got here.

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After 7 years of juggling a full time photography business AND a full time career as a corporate controller, I decided it was time to leave the corporate world to further grow my OWN business. YES!! I feel blessed beyond measure and am so grateful.

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Why Weddings?

Some people ask me why I started doing weddings and how did I get into them from the start of my business. My only answer is that I was immediately drawn to the variety that wedding photography provides. I feel more relaxed and comfortable doing weddings than any other type of shoot. 

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After my first wedding, I knew wedding photography was what I was meant to do. 

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I learned lessons from my own wedding and decided I would provide my brides with much more than I received. Exceptional service, quality art worth framing and loads of photos to document every single part.

 

Weddings allow me to do everything from creative portraits to documentary candid pictures. Dramatic night portrait photography has become my niche.

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Now we average 30-40 weddings a year and have 6 associate wedding photographers have been added to the team.  We've won multiple top Wedding Photographer awards and have been featured in numerous magazines and publications. 

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