I'm a little bit Type A, a little bit go-with-the-flow, and always planning my next adventure. Give me a good Mexican restaurant, a color-coded calendar, and a mountain over a beach any day.
I'm a sentimental soul who believes the little moments have a way of becoming the big ones. Looking back on my own life, I've realized how much can change in a single season — the unexpected detours, the doors that close, and the moments that quietly shaped who I became. That's why I photograph the way I do. I want you to have something tangible to look back on someday and remember not just what life looked like, but who you were when you were living it.
I photograph high school seniors, athletes, and small business owners who want more than another picture to put on their phone. I want to create something that feels like them — their personality, their story, and everything that makes this season worth remembering.
I'm Kristen, a Weatherford photographer with 15 years behind the camera. I picked up my first camera at 17 and was shooting the cover of the Parker County Football Preview Magazine by 22. After a BFA in Photography, I interned with the Texas Rangers and covered 21 sports teams at the University of Alabama. Now I bring that same energy to high school seniors, athletes and small business owners across Parker County and DFW.
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Number of times I've re-watched One Tree Hill. It's a laundry folding GAME CHANGER.
Number of dogs I'd have if our house allowed it. (We're at 6 now, so only 4 to go!)
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Years married to my amazing husband.
I picked up my first camera at 17, and shot my first wedding shortly after. By the age of 22, I photographed the cover of the Parker County Football Preview Magazine., which included 7 school districts in the area. Looking back, it was such a stepping stone and "you made it" moment.
After receiving my BFA in Photography in 2016, I interned for The Texas Rangers and shortly after, for The University of Alabama, where I covered 21 sports teams and taught student-interns. ROLL TIDE FOREVER!
During my time as Creative Director at Henderson State, I was furloughed in 2021 — and it turned out to be the nudge I needed. I became a recruiter for 2 years before going back into social media!
I briefly served as a Communications Director for Chick-fil-A in Granbury, and although I loved the community aspect of the job, and thoroughly enjoyed creating content for social media, I knew that realistically, there was no way to pursue my photo dream during this time. I took a leap of faith, and my husband encouraged me to go full-time, and I've never looked back. It's been a whirlwind but I wouldn't trade it for the world.
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