Why the W.W. Seymour Conservatory Is Perfect for Intimate Tacoma Weddings Raquel and Tyler’s intimate wedding took place at the W.W. Seymour Conservatory in Wright Park, Tacoma, WA, surrounded by their closest family members during a quiet spring ceremony in 2025. I love working in this space for its natural light, lush greenery, and timeless...
Documenting Community During the COVID-19 Pandemic on Film A long overdue post back from the 2020 COVID era – I certainly wasn’t the only photographer who came across this idea and had fun with it. To photograph people in our community from the CDC social distancing guidelines. Observe the boundary placed before us and make...
Thoughtful Details, Time to Celebrate, and a Beachfront Wedding on Case Inlet Every now and again I photograph a wedding that becomes difficult to edit, not because of the content, but because there are simply too many strong images to choose from. Nalina and Peter’s Allyn waterfront wedding on Case Inlet was one of those...
Personal Branding Portraits for Tacoma Blogger Maggie of The Social Sister Maggie initially came to me looking to ask a series of interview questions for her blog www.the-social-sister.com which features local businesses in and around Tacoma. I answered her interview questions for her blog and chatted for a bit and then offered her some portraits for...
Natural light studio engagement photography session Studio days are always a good time. They can be long—especially when I book a full 8-hour day stacked with sessions—but they always deliver something worth it. This session with Oneal and Ryan was one of those. They reached out while they were still engaged (they’ve since eloped), and...
Natural light studio portraits for Brooklyn and Shiro Whenever I get the chance to photograph a dog, I take it. This session with Brooklyn and Shiro took place during a studio day in Tacoma, and it was an easy yes from me. We had a small window of time, but that’s often all you need—good...
