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Roger you are so loved beyond what you could ever know!🤍

Flash is my new best friend if you haven’t noticed yet

This camera holds so many memories. I inherited it from my grandpa, who took it on hiking trips through the Rockies and used it to document my mom and her sisters growing up. The legacy lives on, and I’m so excited to continue telling stories through its lens.

What an honor to have met these two, absolute hearts of gold so beyond thankful to have been apart of capturing their special day!

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Hi friends, a little reintroduction for the new faces here.

It’s been a few years since I last did one of these, so I wanted to pop on and say thank you. Thank you for being here, for following along, and for supporting me as I continue to grow, learn, and step deeper into what I feel called to do.

I’m incredibly excited to share more of life through my lens. My work is rooted in nostalgia and timeless storytelling , creating photos and films that feel soulful, intentional, and lived-in. I’ve been in love with photography since I was 15, when I shadowed my aunt, a professional wedding photographer in Seattle. She brought her camera everywhere: dinner, errands, family nights. I was captivated by the way she saw the world differently through her lens.

Over the past 2.5 years, I’ve stepped more fully into photo and video professionally as I work along side my creative team at the church. Before this, I worked at a pub. I enjoyed connecting with my tables, but I knew there was something else calling me. I prayed that God would open a door where I could use the gift He placed in me.

Soon after, I was offered the opportunity to document a missions trip in Guatemala. I prayed, felt peace, and went. Little did I know that trip would completely change the trajectory of my life. When I returned, the church that brought me offered me a full-time position as their Creative Director in Texas. My jaw was on the floor. Was this my sign? So I packed up and moved to my new home: Houston, Texas.

Working at the church has shown me that photography is so much more than taking pictures. It’s connection. It’s empathy. It’s seeing people deeply and telling their stories with care. It’s listening, encouraging, celebrating, and honoring the real moments of life. It’s far deeper than a single photo.

I’m grateful every day for the privilege of connecting with so many people through my work. I’m glad you’re here, and I’m excited to continue and’s hare more of this journey with you. 🤍

The Postma’s! So thankful for this family!