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hey there...
I'm Emmalee!
I'm *SO* excited that you're here! As a photographer, my mission is to serve YOU, so I want to make sure that I'l be a great fit for whatever occasion I will be capturing!
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When you invest in a session with me, my hope is that you will receive photos that not only capture your special occasion but also build your confidence!
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When you invest in a session with me, you are also investing in my dreams! Someday, I hope to become a full time photographer, and even by viewing this site you are helping me make my dreams a reality! Thank you!
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FOLLOW MY JOURNEY:
"hello!"
my photography style as...
MY CLIENTS HAVE OFTEN DESCRIBED
Authentic.
Capturing raw emotion and stories that matter.
Bright.
Bright & clear photos that highlight what matters most.
Timeless.
With my natural editing style and effortless posing, you'll have pictures for years to come!
Facts About Me:
How it all started...
COVID-19
Pastimes
Back in college, my parents used to be a wedding photographer duo and would capture various weddings and events! This led to a lot of camera equipment being stored around our house!
New Beginnings
Business Launch
Once most of the world was back to normal, I decided I wanted to explore more portrait work and grow in my skills by photographing more of my friends!
During the pandemic I would often explore new hobbies including photography and I fell in love instantly! I even went as far as to set up social distancing photoshoots in my basement! ​
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After building my confidence and receiving lots of positive feedback from my peers, I decided I wanted to take a leap of faith and make my hobby into a career so I could pursue my passion 24/7!
Thank you for being a part of my journey!
CLIENT LOVE
I thoroughly enjoyed my experience working with Emmalee. The work was professional all the way through, and she was always flexible and willing to experiment to get the best results. I’d confidently recommend her to anyone.
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-LUKE HILAND
“Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still.”
– DOROTHEA LANGE
