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Lowe In-Home Family Session in Montana

Lowe In-Home Family Session in Montana

Smith Family Lifestyle Session

Smith Family Lifestyle Session

Camping Trip in Montana

Camping Trip in Montana

San Juan Island Exploration

San Juan Island Exploration

Fishing Trip in Montana Mountains

Fishing Trip in Montana Mountains

Engagement Photos in Hyalite Canyon, Montana

Engagement Photos in Hyalite Canyon, Montana

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This session was a Grandma at-home session; how fun is that?? I know these littles well and was intrigued to see how they handled me not interacting or playing with them. They figured it out eventually!

I’m finding with the three hour window,

Births are one of the most raw, emotional and authentic events one could witness. It’s one of my favorite things to document.

My two favorite things about documenting this one was 1) the tenderness and affection between mother and father and

I can’t even with this family 😭. Every three hour session has taught me something and inspired me to be a better human. I can’t wait for more.

This family had an incredible yard with so much space. You might not have that, but that doe

For this session I documented what the last 3 hours of daylight mean for this family. Dinner, outside play and bath time. Here is the indoor portion of their session. Completely unposed. Just their beautiful, simple life.

#montanafamilyphotographer

I did my second extended in-home session and I’m happy to report the first wasn’t a fluke! I beyond LOVED documenting this. All of these (except the last) are candid. I loved seeing the shift from “who’s this lady taking pictu

Here are some of the outdoor photos from this session. In case you didn’t catch the indoor photos with the explanation— I spent three hours existing with this family. I didn’t instruct them on what to do, I just observed them throug

I’m stepping into (another) new photography season. I will be focusing on spending more time doing things that I love: spending extended periods of time photographing people in their element. That could look like hiking a mountain with a couple