The Girl Behind It All
Capture what it feels like, not what it looks like.
Hey y'all, I'm Danielle & I'm so excited you are here! I'm a creative, lifestyle photographer in one of the most beautiful places in the world, Pensacola Beach, FL.
I have had four amazing little kids; Ashton (5), Jovie (3), Riggs (1), and my baby born sleeping, Cohen. I've been a stay at home mom since I met my husband at 20 years old and my family is the center of my world, my photography comes second to that.
I've had a passion for editorial fashion since I was in high school and having kids has taken my passion from fashion to lifestyle.
I pride myself in the fact that I love to do it all; Weddings, senior portraits, families, maternity, newborns, labor and delivery (my personal fav), branding sessions, boudoir, and more. My "niche" is capturing your life, in any moment, as it authentically is.
My love and passion for what I do is deep. I do this for the moments I'm able to capture for people, and the creativity and liveliness it brings to my soul.
For that reason, I will never be the most expensive option. Not because I don't think my work is of value, or because I don't see where others get their prices from... But because I believe, everyone, no matter what they are able to afford, deserves timeless, beautiful, keepsake images.
Meet My Family
Ashton
five
Ashton loves Super Mario, Sonic, and Wild Kratts. He just started his first year of preschool and wants to be his daddy when he grows up!
Jovie Mae
three
Jovie loves barbies, dora, unicorns, and anything pink! She loves to put on make up and get her nails painted. She's my rainbow & true princess girl!
Riggs
One
Riggs was our greatest unexpected treasure. We didn't know how much our family was missing him, but he truly ties us all together. He is the best baby I've ever met. I am so lucky!
Cohen
angel baby
Cohen Roy would be four years old this year. He was born sleeping at 34 weeks, 4 days due to a placental abruption. We speak his name every day and miss him so much.
"Everything exists to end in a photograph."
-Susan Sontag