Get To Know Me
Hi, I’m Bekah!
My journey with photography started when I was about twelve, wandering with a camera in hand, fascinated by the quiet details of the world; bugs on leaves, light on buildings, trees reaching toward the sky. What began as a small creative outlet turned into something much bigger: a way to pause time, tell stories, and preserve memory. I’ve always loved old photo albums and home videos - the way a single image can bring back the sound of laughter, the feeling of sunlight, or the comfort of being surrounded by people who love you.
That’s what I aim to give my clients: not just beautiful photos, but a sense of stillness, a way to hold onto joy, community, and celebration in all their fullness. I want you to look at your gallery and feel happy and nostalgic, to say, “That’s us. That’s how it felt.” And I want you to see yourselves as art. Real, radiant, and worthy of remembering.
Over the years, I’ve had the honor of photographing people from all walks of life from couples blending traditions across cultures (including my own marriage), interfaith weddings rich with meaning, LGBTQ+ love stories that radiate joy and strength, multi-generational families full of life, and quiet, sacred moments that speak volumes. Diversity is not a niche in my portfolio, it’s the heart of it. I’m deeply committed to making sure everyone I work with feels safe, seen, and valued. Whether you’re wearing a lehenga, a tux, a flower crown, or something entirely your own, I’m here to document your truth.
When you invite me into your world, I don’t take it lightly. I show up with empathy, curiosity, and a calm presence, ready to capture the moments that matter most.
Fun Facts About Me
• I’m a mom to two really cool kids who have deeply shaped how I photograph life. I battled infertility for pretty much my entire 20s. I lost a lot, I overcame a lot, and I won more than I could ever ask for.
• I have a pet tarantula and two cats. The tarantula is the chillest of the three if I'm being honest. And the cutest of the three is a menace with glitter and bird noises for brain cells.
• I will probably show up to your session with an iced vanilla latte from Smelly Cat. And yes, it will probably be my second. My stomach will be fine, I've trained it for this for 16 years.
• I love folklore and ghost stories, especially in podcast form as I drive home for 2 hours on a dark highway alone when I leave your wedding.
• I am neurodivergent and pattern recognition is my bread and butter for story telling, anticipating a moment, and finding my flow state in art.
• I went to UNC-Greensboro and studied Sociology and Human Development / Family Science. I met my husband, Domingo, here my Freshman year of college.
• Last year, I photographed 8 weddings with a severely sprained ankle and broken foot and 3 weddings just a few weeks after major surgery. I'm an Aries, what can I say - we are a determined bunch.
• I get to celebrate TEN YEARS of being a wedding photographer this October. WHAT!
