09/03/2026
If you’re new here, Hi 👋🏼 I’m Alex.
I’m an Iowa photographer, wife, mom of three girls (welcoming baby girl #4 in December 2026!), professional coffee drinker (for real we used to own a coffee shop & my husband roasts coffee) and the person behind all the photos you see around here!
I photograph weddings, families, motherhood + all the in-between seasons that somehow go way too fast.
And no matter what I’m photographing, I think my approach is pretty much the same:
I want you to look and feel like you.
I don’t need your kids to behave perfectly. I don’t need you to know what to do with your hands. And I definitely don’t want you to spend your entire wedding day wondering where you’re supposed to stand next.
I’ll give you direction when you need it. I’ll find the good light, fix the weird hand, wrangle everyone for the family photo and make sure we get what I lovingly refer to as the grandma-fridge photos. 😉 You know the ones. Everyone looking. Everyone smiling. Everyone looking GOOD.
We’ll get those too. But then I want to get back to your people being your people.
The silly faces your kids make. The stuffy that goes absolutely everywhere right now. Your mom tearing up when she thinks nobody is watching. The way your toddler reaches for you. Your grandparents dancing. The laughter. The quiet stuff. The things you probably wouldn’t think to put on a shot list.
That’s the stuff I really love.
Because I don’t think the best photographs necessarily come from making everything look perfect. I think they come from paying attention to what’s already there.
I want to give you photographs that someday make you say, “Oh my gosh. That was SO them.” or “I completely forgot that happened.” or maybe just, “Look how little they were.” 🥲
That’s what I’m here for.
I’m based in Iowa with a studio in Waverly, and I photograph families, motherhood + maternity, and weddings throughout Iowa (and occasionally beyond.)
So whether you’re planning a wedding, your baby suddenly doesn’t look like a baby anymore, or you realized the last decent picture you have of your whole family is from two years ago..
hi. I’m really glad you found me. 🤍
— Alex