Whenever my mom and I flip through old photos I'll inevitably find stacks of images of various items in our house or candid photos of people. I can't tell you how many rolls of film she would take to have developed, only to find it full of my random snapshots. We should've known back then I would find my way back behind a camera.

After several years in the classroom, my soul craved an outlet for my creative expression, and I knew photography was that outlet.

My absolute favorite shoots are senior portrait sessions! There's something so special getting to play a part in a senior's final year of high school. I remember being so disappointed in my own senior pictures because I didn't feel like they represented ME as a person. My mom and I took to downtown to have a photoshoot that I felt represented who I was at that specific time in my life. As a result, I have a whole album of photos that I can, to this day, look back on, and each time they evoke the feelings of an 18-year-old Savannah, looking forward to the next chapter in her life while discovering who she wanted to be.

That's the magical thing about photographs. What might be a nice photo to one person, can ignite deep emotions in another. What appears to be a simple photo is actually a memory frozen that you can carry with you.

It is always my goal with each portrait session to let the photos tell a story of who you are as a person, couple or family. I would be honored to work with you in telling your story through stolen moments, frozen in time in photographs.