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Linds and Max Photo

Husband and Wife Team | Wedding + Elopement Photographers | Based in Vermont- Available Everywhere

04/16/2026

I was thinking the other day about how we get to celebrate with people all summer long as our job. And what would my life be like if I didn’t take the leap on this career 15 years ago?

It’s wild to me, how much fun and perspective and family and new friendships this job has brought us. There’s something that happens on a wedding day and everyone feels it, this giant reminder of how simple it all really is, how just being together is everything, how love is truly the most beautiful thing, how at the end of the day we don’t really need much but each other. And I can’t believe we get to steal that energy and ride that wave for months out of the year.

So as we’re on all of the calls with our couples right now planning, as all of the timelines are flowing through our inbox, as we plan our travel for the season (and France?!), I’m just grateful beyond and genuinely excited that we get to do this.

04/03/2026

Love is..
Flowers on salads
A floor full of shoes
Open windows on the first day of spring
Serendipitous songs
Light on water
Creaky floorboards
Rosy cheeks
Scratchy records
Crossed paws

03/27/2026

Pink velvet cocoons, bubbles and pretty gowns are obviously a good combination.

Shot for with queen . Everyone needs to go see the new Stowe location and melt over every single dress. Ok bye.

03/26/2026

Life update:
• the sun is coming out
• the sun is coming out
• and the sun is coming out

03/20/2026

The last couple of years have brought deep lessons in the importance of why we do this. A few times we photographed events or shoots that had a heavy emphasis on capturing someone in the family that had limited time left.

I wish I had a way to fully describe what it feels like to do this. The beautiful weight of that. The way it has to feel for our families going through it. It’s like I can see every single drive to school and holiday and dinner around the table. I can hear the songs on repeat and the jokes that no one else would ever get. The way they were each other’s safest place. That just being together was the very safest place.

Sometimes I wonder who I’d be if I didn’t have this constant reminder of how fleeting it all is, it’s the greatest gift that comes from this job even though it can be so heavy on the heart. It’s a nod to breath in the small stuff. To keep observing, to keep appreciating. To notice the light leaving it’s stamp on the wall. To actually hear it all. How often do we stop and just listen for a second. It’s beautiful.

So here’s to all of the beautiful people, doing beautiful things, just being human, and appreciating the time while we’ve got it. We get to document life, we get to do that.

03/16/2026

In the spirit of coming out of our winter hibernation, here are a handful of my favorite film babies from last season.

02/09/2026

These lover lovers are getting married this year and it just validates all of my feelings that this season is going to be completely insane. That’s all.

02/04/2026

The season of the soften. That’s what I’m calling it. The season of taking more time, moving a little slower, drinking way too many warm bevs, and embracing all of the ideas coming in with the little bit of extra space in my brain. It’s so important and so needed and it feels good to embrace it. I feel like it chased me around for awhile until I let it lay right over me. I’m bringing it all to our next season, because before we know it we’ll be running around in fields again and we can’t be our most creative if we don’t give ourselves a second to see it all. So here’s to slowing down, and soften I will.

01/21/2026

Do you ever feel like when you’re aligned you get little soul nods that pop in to remind you that you’re right where you need to be? The other day I was checking out at the grocery store, and a cute older lady asked me if I was working, that I looked busy. I told her that I was getting groceries to feed my three hungry babies. She went on to tell me that she misses her kids so much, they’re all older now and out of the house. That her husband passed away a few years ago and how she misses him so much, how they really lived for all of those years together. He played the guitar and she sang, it was the best years of her life. She closed her eyes when she talked about it, I opened my eyes when she talked about it. As I was walking away she said “dont take this time for granted” and I felt it to my core. Another soul nod, another reminder. And here is Drew and Alex and a whole lot of soul nods from tiny moments at their wedding, I’m going to do better with sharing more of those, because they’re equally as important as the others. Mostly film here and a couple digi babes boop.

01/15/2026

I think it’s really easy in this business to get caught up in the chase of it all, always trying to be better, and moving yourself forward. But I think at the end of the day, what sustains us is the pure intention of keeping this tiny second in time. When we’re all here, right now. To notice the sun sitting on your skin, the way you’re breathing in your best friends laughs and watching the birds cut their wings through the sun. For me it’s a constant reminder to be present, to feel it all. Especially now more than ever, may we soak in the good parts, hear them, smell them, wear them like a blanket over us.

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