Who's Looking At You
I would like to start by saying, I am grateful for the opportunity to catch your attention.
I am a born and raised Gallatin, TN gal. I love sunset views, cool crisp weather, all the details, truthful quotes, coffee, anything organized, my very talented and hard working boyfriend - Brad, and my one of a kind perfect pup - Porter Prince.
I have a plethora of jobs, one of them being running the office of our family owned business, a Method 9 Visible Emissions Certification Training Program - Singleton Smoke School. I am also an x-ray technologist by trade, and a lover of all things artistic by nature.
I've always been the friend with the camera in hand. I really enjoy capturing any and every special moment in a candid way.
I radiate on natural laughter and golden hour sunsets.
FAQ
How do I book a session?
See the contact tab and send me an e-mail including a brief description of your inquiry. You can also contact me through my business Facebook page via message.
What is included in a session?
Each session includes no limit on photos, we take pictures until the time is up and you will receive all approved and edited images. Each session includes access to an online gallery with digital download of high resolution images, and a signed print release. This gallery will also include a complimentary black and white copy of each photo.
Where are you located and do you travel?
I'm based in my hometown of Gallatin, TN. I usually shoot on our farm in Cottontown. My scenery selection consists of: fields, a cedar thicket forest, woods, creeks, barns, cabins, back porch, seasonal flowers, outdoor porch swing, indoor barn-wood wall, indoor painted/whitewash wood wall, and a boudoir set up. I also have a variety of props available upon request – blankets, chairs, newborn wraps, buckets/baskets, ladder, etc.
Travel, sure! If you want me to photograph your story, we will try our best to make it happen.
When will we get our photos?
You will receive an online gallery link with all your photos within a maximum of 4 weeks - usually less, depending on the season of the session.