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Tristan and Avery’s couples session in Dallas was everything I love about storytelling through photos—candid, romantic, and full of personality. They planned the cutest little bicycle date, and it truly felt more like documenting a chapter out of their love story than directing a photoshoot. The whole thing was so relaxed and natural, with laughter […]
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These Dallas engagement photos with Alex and Amanda were so effortless! Check out all the dreamy, romantic photos we documented together!
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Amos and Julia’s surprise proposal at Highland Park in Dallas Texas was filled with so much raw emotion. See their pure joy documented here!
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The Lost Oak Winery in Texas was the absolute BEST location for Jacob to pop the question, let me tell you. Find out why here!
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As a Dallas engagement photographer, capturing engagement sessions is so precious. See details from Logan & Lauryn’s sweet photoshoot!
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I was excited to capture Andrew & Alexandria’s engagement photoshoot at The Harbor in Rockwall, Texas! See ideas for your engagement session!
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I was so honored to document Tanner and Riley’s proposal photoshoot at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden! Come see ideas for your engagement session!
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This Texas Proposal in Fort Worth at the Botanic Garden was SO DREAMY! Check out all the details that made this moment so unforgettable!
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I don't see imperfections. I see creations, masterpieces. And that's what I'm here to capture: who you are; beautifully, authentically, candidly, wholly. So when you look back at your photos, my hope is that you not only see yourself, but you're also able to see yourself as God sees you — created in His image.
