Memories are invaluable, and when the moment has passed, the beautiful photos you invest in will be the lasting treasures you can hold onto forever.
I’m Chelsea, a passionate coffee enthusiast and lover of sunlight, Gilmore Girls, and traveling. My favorite pastime is exploring the mountains, and my deep love for photography means I document everything – it’s just part of being a photographer, right?
I currently reside in San Angelo, Texas with my husband and our two wonderful kids, Ryley and Aden. With over nine years of experience as an on-location, natural light photographer, I’ve found my niche in capturing portraits, families, and couples. Recently, I’ve expanded into food photography, but I’m always eager to shoot anything that catches my eye.
You might know me from my rental photography studio. This unique space, transformed from a shed into a modern studio, provides a clean, minimalist aesthetic and serves as a blank canvas to inspire creativity for both photographers and clients.
My approach to photography is rooted in documentary and storytelling styles. I aim to create images that allow you to relive those special moments over and over again. I believe in forming genuine connections with my clients, who often become my greatest friends.
I’m excited to meet you and be a part of capturing these special moments in your life. Let’s create something beautiful together!
The mountains make me feel small in the best way. They remind me to slow down, breathe deeply, and soak in the adventure. Whether we're hiking to a lookout or photographing from an overlook, mountain landscapes add a sense of wonder that I can't get enough of.
There is something magical about a Texas sunset. The way the sky catches fire with warm oranges, soft pinks, and golden light creates the dreamiest backdrop. It's the kind of light that makes everything feel a little more romantic and every moment a little more unforgettable.
While most photographers run from harsh sunlight, I lean into it. I love the bold shadows, glowing highlights, and cinematic feel it creates. When used intentionally, direct sunlight adds depth, emotion, and an editorial look that feels effortless.