Wedding photographer based in Southern Utah and Zion National Park, serving clients worldwide. For those who love candid, authentic moments. Focusing on weddings, engagements, and family photos.
Matt and Alexa were a really fun engagement couple to photograph. They are both so energetic and it was easy to feel how in love they are with each other. Matt is a firefighter for the National Park Service so it was only fitting to have their engagement session out in nature among the beautiful pinewood forest. Looking forward to taking the bridal photos of Alexa and then their wedding photos in Kanab, Utah.
Allison and Keaton wanted to take advantage of the beautiful red rock and canyons of Snow Canyon State Park for their engagement pictures. Its no secret that Snow Canyon is one of my favorite areas in Southern Utah. Just outside of St George in Ivans, Snow Canyon provides amazing canyons, vistas, lava flows, and dunes, and even some lava caves. When a couple is looking for an amazing desert location for their photos, Snow Canyon is always on the top of my list! Even if you are not in the market for wedding photos any time soon, be sure to…
About 6 Months ago I had the awesome opportunity to photograph Jamie & Anne and their cute family before the newest addition arrived. I was so glad that they loved their photos enough to have be come back and photograph their family again in San Diego. We started at their house in PB just hanging out on the bed doing pics of them playing with their kids and ended up at the beach down the road. When I go and have fun in the ocean I love a sandy beach, but for the purpose of these photos and keeping the kids…
I recently photographed this wonderful wedding at The Empire Lodge in Park City Utah. The wedding was beautiful as were the green pine and aspen covered mountains and the awesome lodge. The couple came out for their destination wedding from the East Coast as did all of their friends and family. I love doing pictures of people that just love having fun. That was this group to a T.
