Remy Fallon

One of the better parts of my new job is that we are UIL 5A, so our games start at 7pm and I can usually watch half of one then head to HCCS for half of theirs.

Unfortunately for me — but good for our Rams — they’ve been 45-ing teams pretty much as soon as I get there! Not the worst problem to have, but it does mean the pictures I have are from the first game of the season 😂

I truly do get the best of both worlds with 6-man and 11-man football 🏈 I may be busy, but I sure am blessed!

This picture lives on my desktop at work, so I look at it every day. It truly is one of my favorite pictures of my husband, but lately I’ve realized I see a lot more than just him in it.

I’ve spent so much of my life loving coaches. My dad coached us when we were kids. Both of my brothers have coached, with one currently still coaching. I married a coach. And now I’m working alongside coaches daily.

I’ve also been a crazy sports parent, though. I’ve questioned decisions, gotten frustrated, and forgotten the bigger picture. I definitely wasn’t perfect.

When you see it from every side and see how much of themselves the coaches—and their families—give to other people’s kids, you think of it a little differently. Late nights, missed events, problem-solving, constantly thinking of ways to do better than the day before.

Coaches aren’t always going to get it right, and for some, they almost never do. But there’s a whole lot of love and sacrifice on those sidelines.

So when I look at this picture, I see my husband. But I also see so many people I love who have chosen this life: the long hours, the stress, and sometimes heartache— because if it means even one kid has someone in their corner, it’s worth it.

Always worth the trouble of getting out to the stadium stampede — even in this heat!

Arch in the first picture is the perfect example of how I’m feeling right now. What a game! 🤘🏽

October is a tender month in our household. It holds the anniversaries of losses that changed both my husband’s and my life. It makes the little bit of light we get to celebrate — our wedding anniversary — pretty special and something we can look forward to.

This year, I’d love to honor the people we miss by offering heavily discounted elopement and/or intimate wedding photography to one couple getting married on October 11—my favorite day of the month.

Huge bonus points if you’re getting married at Chapel Dulcinea, where my husband and I also said “I do” !

I’ve learned that big wedding days aren’t really where my heart is creatively, but I’d love the chance to be a part of a smaller, more intimate ceremony. Just a few hours together, capturing the little details.

If you know someone getting married October 11, please share this with them!

Interested couples can reach me at [email protected].

I don’t usually get to mix my day job with my side gig — and most of the time, that separation is intentional. But I had my first football game day since starting my new role in athletics, and I couldn’t help but grab a few pictures. (And as a Cowboys fan, I’ll forever be partial to blue and silver)

It was a pretty great season opener for both me and the Lobos with a 41–0 shutout win! I have a feeling it’s going to be a great year, and I’m excited to have a front-row seat to watch it all unfold.

The best is yet to come for these parents-to-be! Baby should be here soon and I know everyone is just ready to gobble that little one right up. First grandbaby for Mom’s side, and another adorable grandson to add for Dad’s!

Life has gotten pretty busy, so it’s been a hot minute since I’ve picked up my camera! Finally got back behind the lens this weekend starting with HCCS Media Day.

It was a bit of a hot mess, but you live and learn and will stagger the times for the winter sports 😂

These two were the district MVPs for their respective sports last year, so this photo truly says it ALL. 👑👑

Looking forward to another great year of HCCS Athletics!

It’s GRADUATION DAY for this one!! 🎓

Daphne came into our lives as a junior in high school when she joined our club basketball program. She was an instant difference maker on the court and to our team. A preseason injury led to her missing her entire senior year high school season, but you’d find nobody louder on the bench cheering on her teammates than her — which was a trait she had even before the injury.
The ultimate 6th man!

After all these years, she’s still my husband’s right hand woman, his assistant coach, and has continued to be a difference maker in our lives and those of the athletes she coaches! We’re so proud of all she’s done and excited for what she will do!!

A year ago today, I had the honor of shooting my nephew’s wedding to his beautiful bride. It was a crazy day, but I love looking back on these pictures. There were so many good ones — and with these two, it’s definitely not hard to have fun!

Happy first anniversary, JT and Jacey! I’m so proud of the life that you’re building, the parents that you are, and the love that you’re modeling for Asher and Hinley! Here’s to many, many more years.

I recently found some old film negatives, and in them was this photo of my dad and me that I had never seen before.

One of the biggest reasons I began taking photography seriously after he passed is because now, so much of what I have left of him lives in memories and photographs. Finding this picture was like getting a small piece of him back — even if just for a second.

That is what I hope to give people through my work: photographs of what may not seem significant right now, but will be what you would give anything to have back.

Book the session.
Don’t take anything too serious.
Make the memories.
I promise you — you’ll want these moments back someday.