When Taylor dropped The Life of a Showgirl… 12 songs full of funky beats, deep lyrics, and pure joy… It felt like a love letter to being unapologetically yourself. There’s humour, there’s heart, there’s a feeling that she’s finally found happiness in her own lane.

And honestly? That’s been the vibe of my work lately too.

Finding My Groove Behind the Camera

This year, I’ve never felt more me behind the camera. I’m creating with confidence, trusting my instincts, and finally seeing my work reflect who I really am… Not who I thought I “should” be.

I’ve stopped chasing trends. I’ve stopped worrying about what everyone else is doing. And I’ve started leaning fully into the moments that make my heart beat faster… The laughter, the movement, the tiny details that tell the real story.

Why Your Wedding Should Feel Like You

When I photograph a wedding, my goal isn’t just to make it look beautiful… It’s to make it feel like you.

The belly laughs. The teary hugs. The chaos when someone forgets the rings. The “one more song” moment on the dancefloor. That’s where the real magic lives.

Because your wedding doesn’t need to be perfect… It needs to be yours. The best photos happen when you stop performing for the camera and start living in the moment.

Embracing Your Own Beat

I think that’s what Taylor’s new album represents too… The joy that comes from embracing your own rhythm. There’s power in letting go of expectations and doing things your way.

That’s exactly what I want for my couples: to feel free to celebrate your love the way you want to. Whether it’s a wild party, a laid-back garden ceremony, or a windswept elopement… Your day should sound, look, and feel like your favourite song.

The Life of a Camera Girl

This season of my work feels like the bridge of a Taylor song… All heart, all honesty, and maybe a little bit sparkly. I’ve found my groove, my people, and my purpose.

So here’s to you… The couples dancing to your own soundtrack, laughing through the chaos, and trusting me to capture it all exactly as it was.

This is my life… The life of a camera girl. And I wouldn’t trade it for anything.