Life in the moment is the goal of my photography. I will work with you to be comfortable in your own space. We will have a mixture of posed photos as well as capturing the moments as they unfold during our time together. Let's capture your story today!

I'm located about 15 minutes North of the Denver, CO area. I'm available for hire near and far. Travel fees do not apply if the session is within 30 minutes one way of my hometown area.

Your will receive an online gallery link with all your photos within 4-6 weeks, sometimes less depending on the season I photograph your story. You can download all the photos from the gallery but also share them, choose your favorites, and order prints.

For 1 hour of coverage you will receive between around 20 fully edited images. I always choose quality rather than quantity and that's why I will choose the best and more significant photos to tell your story.

Check out my Pinterest with style ideas for you and the whole family. Keep in mind that you want to coordinate, not match identical outfits. This is my personal style and I have figured out what colors to wear and to avoid for most sessions.

DO
Neutral Colors: Earth tones go with almost anything. I recommend using more neutrals, and only a little amount of bold colors. The brighter the color, the less there should be. Neutrals are things like gray, cream, off-white, or beige. You can create outfits using only neutrals, but adding in some color is fun, too!

DON'T
Black or Dark Blue: Details get lost in the darkness. If you have a small amount it works, but an entire shirt or dress is not recommended. Black pants or dark jeans work okay.

Neon or Bright Red: The eye will get distracted and you will no longer be the focal point, rather the neon or bright red color will become the star of the photo. It can also cast colors onto your skin. I recommend avoiding all neon or bright red on clothes and accessories too. An alternative is dark red or maroon. It can look beautiful in outdoor sessions.

Bright White: Often bright white is so bright that it can cast onto faces and wash out the skin. Bright white can also take on a blue hue in photos, rather than actually looking white. Keep in mind that cream or off-white are amazing alternatives.