The Face behind the camera and the business

I never know how to wrap myself up into a nice little paragraph, it’s just not my style. I’m the kind of person that likes lengthy novels, cross-country road trips and spending all day in art museums.

I’m a little bit of a goofball (I like to think in a charming way). I’m originally from Kansas but have been a Chicagoan for 17 years now, where I live with my dog Maeby in Logan Square.

The one secret you should know about me... I never thought I’d be a wedding photographer but it turns out that weddings are my absolute favorite thing to photograph.

While getting my degree in Photography at Columbia College Chicago, I dreamed of being able to make the kind of work I wanted and being able to find clients who love the way I tell stories through my camera. I didn’t know that this would be through wedding photography until I shot my first wedding in 2012.

I photograph weddings, couples and families because it’s an honoring challenge to capture those intangible feelings of love. I live for capturing those little romantic moments, those goofy things that only happen in real life and doing so in a way that’s true to my artistic vision, while staying true to you as a couple. Wedding photography for me is a collaboration with you to tell your story. I want you to be relaxed and comfortable on your wedding day because you know that you’re in good hands.

Fast Facts:

• When you support Fuller Photo Co. you’re supporting a small, queer & woman owned business!

• I’m a - Taurus, ENFP, 4w3 and hands down a Hufflepuff

• I’m a pescatarian - aka mainly a vegetarian but I could not give up my love of seafood

• When I’m not photographing you can find me: working on my collage art, cooking, riding my bike around town, shamelessly bingeing all true crime podcasts and any spooky tv series I can find

• I love hiking, camping and traveling - I’m in the process of trying to cross off all 50 states and always trying to add new countries to my list

• I’ve been running this little business of mine full time since the summer of 2016 when I left my full time job as a photographer at The Art Institute of Chicago

• I’m a rescue dog mom to my pup Maeby (Bonus points if you get the name reference)