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The Mocek family are all near and dear to my husband and I. Gillian said our wedding and their son Simon was our ring bearer. I met Christian and Gillian in college during a summer internship and we’ve been friends ever since. I was overjoyed to photograph their family after they welcomed their second child,…
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My first job was working at the Irvington public library with Peggy Diebold, Emma’s mom. It was a full-circle moment when Peggy asked for my information and then to photograph her daughter’s wedding. I knew that Matt and Emma had chemistry the moment I met them to start preparing for the Big Day. Getting Ready…
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March 5, 2022 — Indianapolis A rally for peace in Ukraine was hosted on Monument Circle in Indianapolis, Indiana at 3pm yesterday. It was a warm day for early March in the Midwest, almost 75 degrees and sunny. There were many speakers: Mayor Joe Hogsett and representatives from the offices of Todd Young and Andre…
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During my senior year of college, I had the opportunity to take a class called “Third-World Rural Philanthropy,” taught by a local lawyer and philanthropist. We discussed how best to serve communities in places like Nepal and at the end of the class — and right after I graduated — we traveled to Nepal to…
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Portraits in the fall when the leaves are turning yellow, orange, and red are one of my favorite things. So when Lucy’s mom reached out to me to photograph Lucy, a senior at New Palestine High School, I couldn’t wait! I didn’t realize that the 90s were back in fashion but the cut-up light wash…
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This was the last wedding I photographed only a few weeks before COVID-19 caused the United States to shut almost everything down. I’m so glad I got the opportunity to celebrate with Matt and Alexis as they started their journey as husband and wife. I absolutely love this portrait of Alexis. The light, her dress,…
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This summer we squeezed in some time to get together with family in Mohican, Ohio. We had an AirBnB right along the river and enjoyed campfires and the ability to see each other in person after so long.
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Back in 2011, I spent my Sophomore year spring break doing service work on the Navajo Reservation in New Mexico. Looking back, it was truly an eye-opening experience that I did not appreciate enough at the time. Before I went, I asked my photography professor, Bill Foley, if I could borrow his 35mm lens because…
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Farmland, Indiana is located East of Muncie, about 20 minutes from Ball State University. It was incorporated in 1867 and was so named because of the fertile soil in the area. My husband and I traveled there to walk around and to get out of the house one weekend during COVID isolation.
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I’ve known Kristen since high school and it’s always special to me when I have the opportunity and fortune to photograph someone I’ve know for a long time — especially on their wedding day! Here Comes the Bride! Some of the most fun pictures come from the beginning of the day when there’s so much…
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– St. Augustine