soulful photos for kind humans
I’m a visual anthropologist.
I’m Rachel—photographer, superconnector, and someone who deeply believes that life is better when we slow down enough to actually see each other.
I’ve spent the last decade documenting love, families, and the in-between moments many people overlook, tracking transformation across time.
My work is less about posing—and more about noticing. witnessing people through change. We all contain multitudes.
Whether photographing a local business, a family or a wedding— I do my best to tell the true story. To pay attention to the details, to witness your life, your love, your favorites. all of you.
portraits sessions
A more intentional, guided experience for families, small businesses, or individuals
→ starting at $550
seasonal mini marathons
weddings
A full day documenting your love as it is
→ starting at $2500
Short, joyful sessions at a set time + place
→ starting at $300
parties + gatherings
Extended family, all the groupings handled
→ $750 - $1550
day in the life sessions
A full day documenting your life as it is
→ starting at $2500
Don’t just tell your story, show it.
I document founders, creatives, and small business owners in the middle of building something real—not just polished outcome, but the process, the people, and the life around it.
Portrait Parties
You bring your people.
I’ll document everybody.
You don’t need a special occasion to document your life.
I have been honored to photograph
at-home family sessions
weddings for people who are kind and a bit offbeat
divorces for people who are kind and offbeat
makers stories
single parent families
blended families
small businesses with soul
80th birthday parties
community / cultural gatherings
saying goodbye to beloved pets
births + deaths
your passion projects
Portraits as Portals (for daters)
quick sessions + a potluck.
Real, alive, magnetic.
Who am I?
I’m Rachel—photographer, superconnector, and someone who deeply believes that life is better when we slow down enough to actually see each other.
I’ve spent the last decade documenting love, families, and the in-between moments most people overlook, tracking transformation across time.
My work is less about posing—and more about noticing. witnessing people through change. We all contain multitudes.
Most photography tries to gloss over the tension….
I don’t. we all contain multitudes.
You can be grieving and grateful.
Certain and completely undone.
In love with your life—and longing for something more.
