About Me
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I could introduce myself with a polished headshot but honestly, these first two photos feel more like me.
They were taken by two of the closest people in my life. The first was taken on film by my best friend. The second was taken by my fiancé while we were on vacation in Glacier.
I couldn’t stop thinking about why they resonated with me the most, and I realized it’s because of who was behind the camera.
I mean, I’ve been friends with Bri since I was 16, and I’m about to spend the rest of my life with Luka. They captured the truest version of me—content, comfortable, and not trying to be anyone else.
I’ve been photographing weddings for the past three years, and life has unfolded in big ways during that time. I got a dog, graduated, moved into my own space, started my first job, built a camper, got engaged to the love of my life, discovered the magic of film, and collected more gear than I probably need.
But even more than the milestones, what’s evolved is my perspective—on photography and on life. I’ve had to say goodbye to people I love and photographed wedding guests who are no longer here. Not to be a downer—it’s just the truth.
This is me on a typical wedding day
I truly love what I do
Photography means everything to me. It’s often hard to really explain that to people. Stories like these often help.
This is a film photo I didn’t take, but I did find this roll while sifting through my parents’ old film cameras. I took it in to get developed—frozen moments that had never been seen before—emerged. There’s a light leak, as you can see with the red. The larger story behind this is that the man on the left is my uncle, who had recently passed at the time. I’ve never seen a light leak like this; he should not have been unscathed by the red smear.
Seeing him so clear and untouched by the chaos of the light leak felt like a sign. It reminded me of the power of photography: to remember someone, to preserve a fleeting second, to reveal moments we didn’t know we needed; to tell genuine stories. This photo will always hold a special place in my heart, because it taught me that even imperfect, damaged, imperfectly framed photos can carry perfect, priceless memories. Memories fade, get hazy over time. Sometime a single image can take you right back.
Meet my fiancé, Luka!
We love traveling and experiencing the world
I can't wait to marry this man and continue to explore the world together
Some Caitlyn lore: I built an off-grid camper during summer of 2022. It was one of the hardest yet fulfilling things I’ve created with my hands.
Pinterest is one of my love languages.
Peek at my curated board—it’s basically my soul, but in pictures.
If you would like to genuinely connect and document your life, whatever stage it’s in, whatever you may be going through, reach out! Lets create some art together
