Remy Fallon

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.

Rich in life because getting to see this sight following a national championship only cost me a quick 20 minute drive up I-35. 🤘🏽 No “1” due to construction, but it was worth it either way!

Happy TWENTY-ONE to our favorite daughter 🤯🥳

Having a creative kid always makes for a beautiful photoshoot, too! You’ve always made parenting (relatively) easy. Thankful for your grace and for who you are, always. Happy birthday, Bug!

I took my Fujifilm X-T2 to the MCWS Austin Regional matchup between my favorite Texas Longhorns and Holy Cross today.

While nothing can truly replace film, the in-camera film simulation, minimal editing, and shooting jpeg was *chef’s kiss*

Baseball looks so dreamy on “film”— and even better with a Longhorn win. 🤘🏽

Molly ♡ The Goodest Goodbye

It’s been a little while since I’ve been able to meet any sweet pups, so when Molly’s mom, Heather, reached out to me about a session, it was an easy yes.

We had a really great evening together a couple of nights ago. She loved roaming around, eating some yummy Doritos, and being absolutely gorgeous in front of my camera. (Just look at those eyes and ears!)

Beautiful Molly transitions over the Rainbow Bridge today for eternity in Jesus’s backyard, knowing only peace and no pain. It truly was an honor to get even a short time with her. 🌈🐾

My daughter and I went out to Commons Ford tonight for her birthday pictures (more on that later) and I couldn’t stop staring at these pretties.

I especially loved this one as it really did turn towards the sun! It was a beautiful reminder that, no matter the circumstance, we should always be seeking out the light. 🌻

I’m throwing it back a little to my nephew’s engagement shoot because lately I’ve been fixated on telling stories of couples with some mileage — the kind of love that lasted after real life happened.

I’m searching for an older (not necessarily old in age!) couple who are long removed from the honeymoon phase. The couples who have raised babies (or not!), sat through the good times and the bad, paid mortgages, survived building furniture together, and somehow still choose each other daily.

This is the kind of love I’m really drawn to documenting right now, so you’ll have to be okay with a little prompting and some slight PDA — all tasteful, of course.

Heavily discounted, LGBTQ+ friendly if applicable, and very open to ideas. Your story should still be documented, too!!

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Another mini-mini session with my kids. Getting them to agree to this was challenging, but I’m grateful that our 15 minute stop at Stagecoach Park ended with a few keepers!!

Happy LAST Senior Sunday to all of the 2026 high school seniors I had the pleasure of having in front of my camera this year.

The best is yet to come - go be great!