Brook Laurie Photo

05/25/2026

Walking in a memory

05/22/2026

If you look long enough, you can spot a plane in these photos.

The first time I saw Taylor walk into our local bar, I looked at my husband and said, “That gorgeous woman looks like she wrestles buffalo.” Little did I know, she basically does that and so much more.

Somewhere along the way, I started calling her “Buffalo Barbie” the most badass Barbie of them all. A role model for all women, showing us what we are truly capable of.

Go follow her adventures

05/21/2026

05/13/2026

Pricing transparency.

One thing I’ve realized is that a lot of people assume I’m out of their price range and never end up reaching out.

So here’s your reminder that I intentionally keep a simple session option available because I believe meaningful photos should still feel accessible.

Not every session has to be a huge production. Some of my favorite galleries have come from 30 minutes of simply documenting people as they are.

Current session collections start at $350, and I’m always happy to help people figure out what fits best for them.

05/05/2026

Welcome home Allie and Easton. Your basement bar was my favorite!

03/17/2026

The moment I stepped into Kaitlyn and Tyler's new home, I felt a current of warmth. The walls, still smelling of fresh paint, holding the energy of their brand new chapter. They are expecting their first baby, a little boy. The anticipation was palpable. There was a joy in their movements that inspired me.

I had a vision in mind, an approach that leaned into the unpolished and lived in essence of their experience. I wanted to document not just the glowing beauty of Kaitlyn’s pregnancy, but the deeper emotions swirling around them. The kind of imagery that feels like reminiscent of old disposable camera pictures from moments passed by.

As I set up my camera in their cozy living room, a softly lit space filled with books and treasured objects, I suggested they start with a lighthearted pose, something playful to reflect their dynamic. I loved the idea of spontaneity, so I threw out prompts like “lay in the bathtub fully clothes and rub her feet!” and watched as they laughed and jumped in. This was the honeyed essence I wanted.

Yet, even in the most memorable moments, challenges creeped in like shadows. I found myself battling with the soft morning light that streamed in, creating both beautiful highlights and awkward shadows across their faces. But rather than forcing a flawless setup, I embraced the imperfections. After all, isn’t life itself just a beautiful, chaotic mess? I adjusted my approach, darting between soft close-ups that captured their expressions, to wider frames that told the story of their entirety.

To me, this was more than just a maternity session. It was a snow globe of emotions, a carefully curated collection of grainy yet vibrant with potential memories yet to be made.

Every session adds to a tapestry of inspiration, but this one? It will linger with me. I walked away grateful, carrying with me not just images, but a memory captured. The unfiltered realism of life shone through my lens that day, reminding me of the power of emotion over perfection.

01/14/2026

Trigger warning ‼️

These images are staged.

But the story they tell is very real.

01/06/2026

80% of my photos come from the moments after I direct a pose or prompt. I wait and anticipate the nose scrunching laugh, the quick seconds of comfort from your partner, or the natural way you fix your hair.

Almost all of my clients come to me and say the famous line, “I’m not photogenic.” To that, I always say I’ve yet to meet someone who isn’t photogenic in front of my camera, because how can anyone not be beautiful while being truly present in this life?

Connection > perfection lives in my IG bio because that’s genuinely what I’m searching for. There is no perfect moment, but there is so much beauty in the in-between.

If you’ve worked with me, you know it’s very much a trust the process feeling. I’ll probably have you doing some weird and wild things 😄 but trusting me in that process is where you turn into art.

P.s.
Photographers, never set your camera down during a session. Keep it ready at all times even when you think something isn’t worth photographing, take the photos anyways. I promise it will unlock a new level in your work.

If you try this, tag me! I want to see your art.

01/06/2026

Let’s talk bo***ir photos. Most people picture sexy lingerie or forced poses. I see it differently. I focus on the delicate movements, how you soften into the light and the moments in between. Bo***ir to me, is about leaning into your feminine side in a way that feels subtle. It’s less about performing and more about presence. Soft sexy.
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12/29/2025

Wrapped in coziness.

Reasons why you should consider an in-home session:

• You are in your own space which brings comfort and connection
• Your home is part of your timeline and I want you to remember how it felt
• No pressure. I don’t want perfect. I want lived in.

Now booking 🤍