If you’re wondering how to pronounce my name, it’s like “Leah,” just with a fancy spelling.
I’m originally from Knoxville, Tennessee, and now call Atlanta home. I’m a romantic through and through — give me rom-coms, love songs, handwritten vows, and people who are completely obsessed with one another, and I’m happy.
More importantly, I really love people.
That means I want you to feel like you can relax around me. You don’t need to know what to do with your hands, practice poses beforehand, or spend your wedding day wondering whether we’re “getting the shot.” I’ll give you direction when you need it, fix the little things you shouldn’t have to think about, and step back when the moment is better left completely untouched.
I want to know the people who matter to you, what you’re most excited about, and what you want to remember years from now. Because when there’s trust between us, your photos stop feeling like a performance and start feeling like you.
When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll probably find me curled up with a good book, planning my next concert, adding songs to one of my very carefully curated Spotify playlists, or spending time with the people I love most.
And through all of this, my faith shapes the way I approach the people in front of my camera. More than anything, I want you to see yourself the way God sees you: worthy, loved, and purposefully made.
I believe we are created with purpose and intention. Made in God’s image. Made of love. Made to love others.
For me, photography is one of the ways I live that out.
It looks like learning your people before your wedding day. Creating space for you to be present instead of rushing from photo to photo. Paying attention to the moments you don’t even realize are happening. Helping when things feel overwhelming. Celebrating right alongside you when they don’t.
It means your experience matters to me just as much as the photographs I deliver.
Because this isn’t only about creating beautiful images. It’s about caring for the people in them.