Napa Engagement Session | Sarah + Tanner
Sarah and Tanner really wanted their engagement session to feel like a normal day and didn't want anything too posed or formal. They had fallen [...]
Austin Engagement Photographer | Halie + Price
Once upon a time in my past life, I was a camp counselor at Camp Mystic for Girls. I was a counselor there for six [...]
YMCA of the Rockies Wedding | Estes Park, CO | Jamie + Kristen
The YMCA of the Rockies is an epically beautiful location that offers an exceptional place to hold a wedding on a DIY shoestring budget. Your friends and family can all rent cabins or rooms for reasonable rates and very little decor is needed when you're standing on a hilltop gazing at Rocky Mountain National Park. At the end of the day, this wedding was exactly what I think a wedding should be: a day where you surround yourself with the people you love the most and you don't worry about the rest. More from Kristen and Jamie's YMCA of the Rockies summer camp wedding here.
My New Orleans Travel Guide
New Orleans continues to be my favorite city in the world. It's vibrant unique culture and diverse tolerant population of characters continues to draw me back, [...]
Exploring Vienna, Austria
Last year at the Fearless Conference in Europe, I met a number of wonderful people who I shared many meals and glasses of wine over [...]
Exploring Budapest
Each year, Fearless Photographers, a world wide professional photography organization that I'm a member of, hosts an annual conference in Europe dedicated to furthering education, [...]
Winter Trip to Paris | Travel Guide
Paris, je t'aime. When I had to make a trip to London this past January, I decided that I wanted to tack on at least one other [...]
What to do with 3 days in Bogata, Colombia
To this day, I have remembered Bogota, and Colombia in general, to be my absolute favorite travel destination. The primary reason for this is the simple fact that the people are so incredibly warm and generous. They are so proud of where they have come and eager to show of their culture. Each city in Colombia has its own personality (I would liken Bogota to New York City: a bit darker and a bit more cosmopolitan). The city offers a unique blend of modern and traditional culture, making it a melting pot of diversity. From exploring the historic district of La Candelaria with its colonial architecture to the modern culinary scene, there is something for everyone in Bogota.
3 Days in Medellìn: A Travel Guide
Medellìn is a beacon of culture and officially one of my most favorite cities ever: the people are generous, enthusiastic and welcoming, the mountains are [...]
Cartagena Travel Guide
Be still my heart. Colombia was just named Lonely Planet's 2nd best travel destination for 2017 and with good reason: the sheer variety of landscapes, [...]
Botanical Garden Engagement | Berkeley, CA | Jane + Robbie
Jane and Robbie showed up to their botanical garden engagement session in a clown car. Not literally, but certainly figuratively. Jane had found these giant [...]
A Week in Portugal: Porto Travel Guide
Despite all the places I've traveled, Porto, Portugal remains its stronghold in my top 3 of all time. This city is endlessly charming, incredibly affordable, and full of wine. Here's my Porto Travel Guide and all the reasons I think you shouldn't sleep on visiting this sleepy little city.