Hello, I'm Erin
the Photographer
I'm a wife, a mom, a lover of the outdoors, and a photographer who genuinely loves what I get to do.
My family is a huge part of who I am. I'm a daughter, granddaughter, sister, and niece of law enforcement, so I know what it's like to love someone behind the badge. I also know how precious life is, and how quickly it can change or pass us by.
That's a big part of why I'm so passionate about photography. I'm drawn to the emotions and connections between people, and that's what I want to capture. When you look back at your photographs, I want you to be able to feel what you felt in that moment.
I want a couple to look at their wedding photographs twenty years from now and remember exactly why they fell in love. I want a parent to look at a photograph of their children and be transported back to that little season of life. I want the photographs to mean something beyond simply looking beautiful.
And I also love the beauty of a photograph that feels almost stately, like it could belong on the wall of an old estate or castle. Something beautifully composed, meaningful, and worthy of being passed down.
That's the kind of work I want to create, and I'm grateful I get to do it.
My approach
I want you to feel comfortable in front of my camera, not like you're performing for it.
I'll give you direction when you need it. I'll help you know where to stand, what to do with your hands, and how to create a portrait that feels intentional and beautiful. But I also know when to step back and let things happen.
With families, that might mean letting the kids run while I watch for the way they naturally come back to you. With couples, it might mean creating a beautifully composed portrait and then giving you space to forget I'm there. On a wedding day, it means knowing when a moment needs direction and when it simply needs to be witnessed.
My goal is to create photographs that are beautiful enough to frame, but honest enough to bring you right back to the way that season actually felt.
Service has always been part of my family.
I'm a daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister and wife of law enforcement. My husband is number 12 in our family to hold a badge, or number 13 if we're counting the former stepbrothers too.
That background has given me a personal understanding of the people behind the uniform and the families who support them. I know that the badge is an important part of someone's story, but it isn't the whole story.
It's one of the reasons I'm passionate about creating photographs for first responders and their families. I want them to have photographs they're proud of, whether they're in uniform, with the people they love, or simply being themselves.
And that same belief carries into every session I photograph: the people you love are the part of your story worth remembering.
Let’s work together
