Lindsay

Lindsay

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The Obsession:

I remember sitting in my great grandmother's living room looking through all the old, water-stained family photos, imagining what life was like in those times. My grandma would tell us about the church revival that was going when the photo was taken, or hearing of Christmas traditions started long ago. To see the joy on her face as she spoke of past loved ones made me want that same feeling.

I wanted to create not only photographs my family could look at, but the stories behind each one.

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The Obsession:

I remember sitting in my great grandmother's living room looking through all the old, water-stained family photos, imagining what life was like in those times. My grandma would tell us about the church revival that was going when the photo was taken, or hearing of Christmas traditions started long ago. To see the joy on her face as she spoke of past loved ones made me want that same feeling.

I wanted to create not only photographs my family could look at, but the stories behind each one.

When I was 8, I received my first camera, a great little point and shoot Kodak 35mm. I would take photos of nearly everything, saving my allowance to develop my rolls of film, and scrapbook. I got my first digital camera for my graduation when I was 17 and my first DSLR was purchased in 2013.
When I was 8, I received my first camera, a great little point and shoot Kodak 35mm. I would take photos of nearly everything, saving my allowance to develop my rolls of film, and scrapbook. I got my first digital camera for my graduation when I was 17 and my first DSLR was purchased in 2013.
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The Progress:

In 2013, a fellow photographer reached out to me to join a field day for other photographers in our area with models. It was a day to get to know each other, learn, and make some art. Little did I know, I would meet two of my best friends that day, that would change my life forever. This was the year I started photographing "people" and moments. And to this day I am documenting the lives of others.

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The Progress:

In 2013, a fellow photographer reached out to me to join a field day for other photographers in our area with models. It was a day to get to know each other, learn, and make some art. Little did I know, I would meet two of my best friends that day, that would change my life forever. This was the year I started photographing "people" and moments. And to this day I am documenting the lives of others.

What you can expect from me at your session:

I will provide you with directional interactions to allow you to feel natural with me around.