BEHIND THE LENS
well hello there!
I'm Christina. (middle is me!)
Most days you can find me:
Sipping on my coffee (honey + coconut milk please), listening to the latest history book, novel, or podcast on the list and hanging out with my kids (homeschool life).
I’m an absolute homebody, I love to be stuck in my garden for hours on end or making another sourdough loaf in the kitchen. I am a wife to my husband, Josh, and a mama to our little big kids! I call Alaska my home, and if I'm not shooting a session or out fishing with my family, I'm home, you guessed it, in the garden. I’d eat Mexican food for literally every meal, rather be in the mountains or by the ocean than a shopping mall. I love creating art through photography, and raising my loves as a homeschool mama.
photography as connection
Why do we take photos?
Why do we pause to take selfies with our friends?
Why when we lose a loved one do we comb through our camera roll trying to remember what made us smile?
Because this one precious life we have is fleeting. And when we find ourselves consumed by moments of joy we wish would never end with people that we love, we want to do whatever we can to hold onto that feeling before it’s gone.
So we take a photo.
The photos that make up your life are heirlooms of your life's legacy. Whether you're wanting to photograph your wedding, an engagement session, or just an everyday "just because" session, your story matters. Because the legacy you're leaving on this world matters. And it's my opinion that your story should be documented with the amount of thought, intentionality, and beauty it deserves
Through my photography, I create a visual record of your now, this time and this season of our ever changing lives.
I do book up a bit in advance, and I make sure that I have special moments for family time too, so be sure to reach with a little advance.
I look forward to knowing you!
If I had a flower for every time I thought of you... I could walk through my garden forever.
Alfred Tennyson
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