Cheyenne Boone

Graduation is just around the corner, and spending time capturing this senior session was a reminder of how exciting this next chapter is!

If you still need your cap and gown photos or senior pictures, now’s the time to book! Reach out and let’s capture those final moments before graduation! 🎓📸
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During family sessions, I always make space to photograph just mom and dad. Your connection is where the story started, and it’s still so important to capture your love! These quiet moments between the two of you, whether it’s a quick laugh or a simple look, say so much and deserve to be captured too! 🫶🏻📷

Helping couples turn their vision into something tangible is one of my favorite parts of being a photographer! These two were all about creating elegant, timeless photos for their engagement, and I think we nailed it! Tacoma gave us the perfect backdrop too!

Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful moms and mother figures I’ve had the joy of photographing and knowing! I’m so grateful to have been trusted to capture so many of your beautiful memories! Wishing you a day full of love, laughter, and all the sweet moments!

Capturing some photos of park this week for ⚾️

have tied the series 🐙🏒 Here are a few photos from Games 3 & 4 📷

Tacoma Rainiers won their home opener against the Reno Aces 12-5 ⚾️

Mariners opening day ⚾️ 03•30•23

Former professional boxer and 1972 Olympic gold medalist Sugar Ray Seales wears his gold medal, that he won 50 years ago at the Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, around his neck. Seales calls it, “the people’s medal.” “I never leave home without it,” he says.

After sustaining injuries from boxing that left him blind in both eyes, Seales retired from boxing and became a special education teacher at Lincoln High School in Tacoma for 17 years.

He then moved to Indianapolis with his wife who passed away in February 2022. Following his wife’s death Seales decided to return to his home city of Tacoma.

But when Seales arrived home he struggled to find housing. He stayed in hotel rooms for 4 months until he could no longer afford the $80 per night fees.

When an old friend, Pastor Gregory Christopher of the Shiloh Baptist Church, heard of Seales situation he offered Seales a private room in the basement of the church, where he has now been living for almost a month.

When asked what he wants to happen in the future Seales said, “My time now is just to be here, for you to treat me right like I treat you, and when I did fight for you, come back and fight for me.”

Day 1 of the state basketball championships at the Tacoma Dome 🏀

Can’t forget the verticals too 📸🏈

Seahawks defeated the LA Rams 19-16 in overtime Sunday and are headed to the playoffs 🏈