QUEER-OWNED | VERMONT, NEW ENGLAND, DESTINATION
ELOPEMENT, WEDDING, & PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY
for people who want connection over perfection.
Artful, emotionally-attuned photography for queer and unconventional people drawn to intimacy, movement, and real connection.
Photography is relational work
Most people (myself included) are a little nervous before having their photo taken.
Being photographed can feel vulnerable and kind of strange, especially if you don’t always love being perceived or aren’t used to taking up that kind of space..
A huge part of my job is paying attention to when people are settling in and feeling “in the moment” versus when they’re feeling self-conscious, out of body, or overwhelmed. I offer a lot of guidance and will never leave you hanging, but I’m also watching for the moments where you stop thinking so hard and just start interacting with each other.
That’s usually where the photos people care about most end up happening.
I promise…
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Most of the people I work with are not professional models. They are people who love each other deeply and feel somewhere between: “we’re the most awkward” and “please, just tell us what to do with our hands.”
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A lot of people come to me because they want their elopement or wedding to feel like their actual lives and relationships, not a twelve-hour production where they barely get to breathe.
I help with pacing and timelines in a way that protects space for connection, rest, wandering, quiet moments, weird moments, and actually experiencing the day while it’s happening.
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You do not have to:
stare at the camera all day
do anything you find uncomfortable
force your kids to behave perfectly
know how to pose
turn your wedding or elopement into a production
I care far more about how you feel than forcing something that isn’t you
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Actually, everyone is.
This gets at a huge part of how I operate as a photographer:
I want your images to feel honest and real and if that means your kiddo is having a rough day or not wanting to sit still… then we will tell that story with honesty and love.
Wiggles, silliness, shyness, and even tears are all welcome in front of my camera
meet your photographer:
Hi! I’m Julia.
Normally this is the part where I tell you I’ve loved photography since I was a kid, drink iced coffee, am obsessed with golden hour, and obsessed with storytelling through photography.
And all of those things are unfortunately true.
But what’s more important is that I care about creating photographs that feel emotionally honest and helping people feel comfortable enough to actually enjoy being photographed.
Who doesn’t love a good black and white?

