A proud University of Alabama alum, certified wedding-day hype woman, and lover of vintage finds, Amanda blends her Type A organization with her creative soul to provide a white-glove experience from start to finish. She loves traveling for photography and ensures every shoot is tailored, elevated, and effortlessly joyful.
Getting to photograph the most amazing clients! (You next? wink wink)
I settled in Charleston, SC and opened my books up to wedding photography!
Moved around the US traveling and building my portfolio and combining editorial and documentary approaches.
I was the lead photographer for the Student Fashion Association and dove head-first into editorial style.
I became an art direction student and learned design principles/composition.
I became a senior portrait photographer near Boston, MA.
I stayed up late on Tumblr posting my photography (I thought I was so grunge).
I got my first camera and began experimenting.
I believe great photography isn’t just about beautiful images — it’s about how you felt in the moment. That’s why I focus on creating a calm, elevated experience from beginning to end. Whether we’re documenting a destination wedding, an intimate elopement, or a quiet moment of everyday magic, my goal is to make you feel seen, celebrated, and at ease in front of the lens. Photography is not just my job, it is my life's work and passion. As my client, it is important for me to care for you and make sure you have fun every step of the way!
Our clients are present. Not just in the frame—but in the moment. They trust us to preserve what’s real and fleeting while elevating it into timeless, fine art imagery. They know that the best photos aren’t manufactured—they’re felt.
They care about style over trends. About stories over poses. About legacy over likes. They seek personal touches that speak to who they are and where they come from—heirloom accessories, handwritten vows, a playlist curated from first road trips and late-night dance parties.
They want to look back on their photos and feel transported—not to a Pinterest board, but to a moment that was unmistakably theirs.
If that sounds like you, you’re in the right place.