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The single most important thing you can do before your first shoot — and why skipping it will slow down your growth as a photographer more than anything else. I am often asked by aspiring photographers some version of the same question: “I just got my first camera — where do I even start?” I love […]

A full unboxing and honest review of the Kindly camera bag — and why it might just be the last camera bag you ever need to buy. I have been on the search for the perfect camera bag for longer than I care to admit. As a full-time Nashville wedding and portrait photographer, my gear […]

From their wedding day — the very first time I ever shot film — to this beautifully soft maternity session at Harlinsdale Farm, this couple holds a very special place in my heart. There are clients you photograph once and treasure forever. And then there are clients like Alyssa and Adam — the kind who […]

Some engagement sessions are simply made to be golden — and Katelyn and Drew’s Harlinsdale engagement session in Franklin, Tennessee was exactly that. From the moment we stepped onto the grounds of this Franklin staple, it was clear we were in for something special! Three outfit changes, a roll of 35mm film, and sunshine that wrapped around […]

Meg and Boyd’s Nashville engagement session had spring showers, clear umbrellas, and the best attitude — proof that a little rain makes the best photos.

Thinking about a Cheekwood proposal in Nashville? Here’s why it’s the city’s most popular spot to pop the question — plus packages, best locations, and tips.

There are some people who walk into a room and just light it up; Kimmy is absolutely one of those people! Sunshine in human form, genuinely! So when you put her next to Doug, who clearly loves every single thing about her, you get a couple that is just magnetic to photograph. Their fall wedding at […]

Ravenswood Mansion in Franklin, TN delivered again. Bailey and Danielle’s spring wedding had rain in the forecast, an incredible planner, the best catering in town, and more heart than I knew what to do with.
