07/10/2026
The last time I posted on here was January 25.
This wedding was from March 14.
Since then I’ve photographed several incredible sessions, met amazing people, made beautiful images, and yet… I’ve barely shared any of it.
Truthfully, I think I’ve been in a season of changing directions.
The world has felt heavy. Life has looked different than I expected. My priorities have shifted, and somewhere along the way, social media started feeling less important than simply living my life and being present for the people in it.
But with that has also come a surprising amount of guilt.
I know some of my couples and clients get excited to see themselves featured here. I know there are people who follow my work because they enjoy it. And if I’m being completely honest, I’ve created images I’m genuinely proud of that have just been sitting on my hard drive because I haven’t had the mental bandwidth to write captions, curate a feed, or keep up with the pressure of posting consistently.
So this is me letting go of the idea that every post has to be perfectly timed or perfectly curated.
These two are far too beautiful to stay hidden any longer. 🥹
Zoelle and Josh, thank you for trusting me to document such an important day in your lives. Looking back through these photos reminded me why I fell in love with photography in the first place. It’s never really been about algorithms or engagement. It’s about preserving moments that people will cherish for decades.
I don’t know exactly what this page is going to look like moving forward. I just know I want it to feel more like me. Less polished. More honest. More stories. More moments that deserve to be remembered, even if they’re shared months later.
If you’ve stuck around while I’ve been quiet, thank you. It means more than you know.
Here’s to getting back to sharing the work I love, one post at a time. 🤍📷
