June & Holly Photography

10/27/2026

Show some love 🍂🧡

10/27/2026

Obsessed with this fall color palette 🎨✨

10/25/2026

10/23/2026

A little confession: I work in marketing full time… and I have absolutely no desire to spend my evenings chasing trends for my photography business. 😂

Between Habitat for Humanity and June & Holly, I work two jobs. And being a photographer already means being the editor, designer, scheduler, location scout, stylist, bookkeeper, weather watcher, toddler negotiator, and emotional support person for parents who are convinced we didn’t get a single good photo. (We did. Promise. 🤎)

And let’s be honest: putting your heart into a post and seeing two likes—or fewer than ten—is draining. When you accept an invitation to collaborate on your photos, it helps more people see my work, and I appreciate that so much!

But at this point, June & Holly runs on referrals. I’m not running marketing campaigns. You might get an email from me a couple of times a year, and that’s about it.

Yet every single year, this business grows. Fall books up three months in advance, and I reach a point where I can barely squeeze anyone else in. That absolutely blows me away.

You come back. You tell your friends. You share your photos and trust me with another season of your lives. YOU are the reason this business keeps growing.

So I’m giving myself permission to let the trends pass. Keeping up is exhausting, and I want time with my family, my pets, and the people I love, too.

Thank you for keeping me this busy without needing me to become a full-time content creator on top of everything else. One happy client at a time—you’ve built something pretty special here. 🤎

10/23/2026

Bunnies can participate in minis, too…
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10/17/2026

💛🍂

10/08/2026

Goodbye, summer! See you again soon 🩵

www.juneandholly.com

09/19/2026

A little piece of my life story, spent capturing yours. 📸🩵

09/19/2026

A little family adventure in their park-like backyard 🌿🌸

09/12/2026

Well, I finally got to experience what it’s like to be on the OTHER side of the camera.

Picking out approximately 20 outfits. Making a complete mess of the house trying different jackets and combinations. Overpacking. Bringing things I never even touched. Hairbrush, makeup, accessories, all the things… and somehow still feeling like I forgot something.

And the funny part? Even as a photographer, I forgot some of the little things I’m usually paying attention to for everyone else — like making sure my necklace was straight. 😂

It really reminded me just how overwhelming it can be to have your own photo session. You’re thinking about your hair, your outfit, how you’re standing, what your hands are doing (what DO you do with your hands!?), whether you look awkward… meanwhile your photographer is telling you to relax and act natural. 😆

So after getting a little taste of what so many of my clients experience, I just want to say: I appreciate you guys even more.

Thank you for showing up, trusting me, letting me guide you, laughing through the awkward moments and giving it your all — even when being in front of a camera feels completely outside of your comfort zone.

I spend so much time behind the camera that I think I forgot what it actually feels like to be in front of one.

Consider me humbled. 🤍