Life Through Pictures Photography

03/25/2025

To all of my awesome followers! I'm so sorry I haven't posted any new pictures for a while.

I absolutely love what I do, and I am so grateful for my amazing clients—they truly are the BEST! 💫 Since January of 2024, when I lost my fulltime job of 11 years, I dove headfirst into studying for my real estate license and have never stopped since then. I’ve always wanted to be in real estate, and even though it’s stressful being a new agent, I don’t give up easily. I will continue pouring my heart into what I desire most—helping people! 🏡❤️

I’ve been giving 100% of my time and energy every day and weekend to building my business, but in the process, I’ve realized I’ve missed something really special—being behind my camera capturing the beauty of nature and life adventures. 📸

I love serving my clients, but I also miss slowing down and truly taking in the moments that matter most. Sometimes it feels like they’re passing me by as I get so dedicated to everything I do. It’s time for me to dust off my camera and spend more time capturing more memories I can share with all of you. 💕

11/21/2024

09/21/2024

Our community is blessed to have a Bald Eagle call it home, showcasing the beauty of nature's resilience.

08/22/2024

Fort Clinch at Amelia Island in Florida. The historic fort, housed on the 1,400-acre park, played a pivotal role in the Civil War in this area and today, a row of cannons pointing across the St. Mary’s River stand as a testament to it’s preservation over the years.

07/29/2024

Detroit Lakes, MN Trolls by Thomas Dambo.

05/15/2024

Discover the beauty and grace of a Sandhill Crane family as they explore their neighborhood, spreading their wings of inspiration and unity.

05/12/2024

Join us for our beach and family photo time slots and make your family memories last forever. We will capture the essence of your family's love and connection in beautiful and fun photos that you will treasure for years to come.

04/16/2024

The historical Spanish ship, Trinidad, currently located in St. Augustine for a limited time. The Trinidad embarked on its first journey around the world in 1519-1522 (3 years and 14 days) from Spain. After two grueling years at sea and navigating through treacherous waters, the ship encountered a massive leak that prevented it from returning to Spain.