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At the heart of everything I do is the idea of home. I want my work—and my presence—to feel like a place you’re comfortable, known, and fully yourself. My goal isn’t just to show up with a camera; it’s to build real relationships. The kind where we actually know each other, where play dates or dinner don’t feel weird, and where trust comes naturally. When I know you personally, I can photograph what truly matters to you—not just how it looked, but how it felt.
At the heart of everything I do is the idea of home. I want my work—and my presence—to feel like a place you’re comfortable, known, and fully yourself. My goal isn’t just to show up with a camera; it’s to build real relationships. The kind where we actually know each other, where play dates or dinner don’t feel weird, and where trust comes naturally. When I know you personally, I can photograph what truly matters to you—not just how it looked, but how it felt.
WHERE MY STORY BEGAN
WHERE MY STORY BEGAN
Moments fade, seasons change, and life keeps moving forward. Photographs remain. They preserve how it felt long after the moment has passed.
Yes, I was named after the legendary Reba McEntire, though, sadly, my singing voice is better suited for car rides and shower concerts. I’m a mom to two spirited babes who are the very reason I found myself in the photography world in the first place. Motherhood made time feel louder and faster, and photography became my way of pressing pause—of holding onto the moments as they grew, changed, and slipped by far too quickly.
Relationships and sentiment mean everything to me. I believe the best photographs are rooted in connection, intention, and a little bit of fate. Everything happens for a reason, and I feel incredibly honored every time someone chooses me to document their story. I don’t take that lightly—and I never will.
Yes, I was named after the legendary Reba McEntire, though, sadly, my singing voice is better suited for car rides and shower concerts. I’m a mom to two spirited babes who are the very reason I found myself in the photography world in the first place. Motherhood made time feel louder and faster, and photography became my way of pressing pause—of holding onto the moments as they grew, changed, and slipped by far too quickly.
Relationships and sentiment mean everything to me. I believe the best photographs are rooted in connection, intention, and a little bit of fate. Everything happens for a reason, and I feel incredibly honored every time someone chooses me to document their story. I don’t take that lightly—and I never will.
Moments fade, seasons change, and life keeps moving forward. Photographs remain. They preserve how it felt long after the moment has passed.
why i do what i do
why i do what i do
a calling to preserve what matters most
a calling to preserve what matters most
Your wedding day will move faster than you expect. The music will fade. The flowers cleared away. Life will keep moving forward.
But the photographs will remain.
The moments that matter the moisture often the ones that pass quietly. Long after the vows are spoken and the celebration has ended, your photographs will bring you back. Back to how it felt. Back to the emotion, the connection, the joy woven through the day.
You deserve images that hold meaning, are honest, emotive and deeply personal. Images that feel like home when you return to them, again and again.
That's what I am here to create!
Your wedding day will move faster than you expect. The music will fade. The flowers cleared away. Life will keep moving forward.
But the photographs will remain.
The moments that matter the moisture often the ones that pass quietly. Long after the vows are spoken and the celebration has ended, your photographs will bring you back. Back to how it felt. Back to the emotion, the connection, the joy woven through the day.
You deserve images that hold meaning, are honest, emotive and deeply personal. Images that feel like home when you return to them, again and again.
