I’ve always loved photos, but growing up, I never felt like the style out there really fit me. Everything looked too stiff, too perfect- like it was made for someone else. I wanted something that actually felt like real life.
That’s what got me behind the camera in the first place. I love turning people into art, not by changing who they are, but by showing the version of themselves that already exists.
You don’t have to be a model or know what to do with your hands. You just get to show up as yourself, and I’ll take it from there. My sessions are laid-back, full of music, and completely judgment-free. Every person, every story, every kind of love- you belong here.
a destination wedding & elopement photographer based in North Georgia.
Hi, I'm Kyra
About
Home Base: North Georgia- but my suitcase is always half-packed.
Special Skill: Catching the moments you didn’t even know you’d want to remember.
Fun Fact: I’ll absolutely cry behind the camera if your vows hit hard. No shame.
Fun Facts about me
Seeing how happy my clients are when they get their photos!
08. what is your favorite thing about the work you do?
a. Target
b. Amazon
c. Goodwill
d. Nordstrom
07. What store are you most likely to shop at for life?
a. NYC
b. Big Sur
c. Florida Keys
d. Rocky Mountains
06. What is your favorite part of your morning routine?
Making tea
05. WHERE IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE YOU'VE SEEN IN PERSON?
a. Warm and sunny
b. Cool & overcast
c. Snow day!
d. Cozy & rainy
04. What is your favorite kind of weather?
a. Visit a museum
b. Go on a hike
c. Brunch with friends
d. Read in a new place
03. What is your ideal saturday activity?
Yes! I have a dog named Onyx, and a crimson bellied conure named Tarpley
02. Do you have any pets?
a. Italy
b. Japan
c. Brazil
d. Iceland
01. Where would you Travel to if money wasn't a factor?
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Get to know me
You don’t need another set of Pinterest-perfect photos.
You need someone who actually sees what’s happening- not just what’s posed.
I’m not showing up to direct a performance.
I’m there to catch the way your hands find each other without thinking.
The way your family looks at you when they think you’re not paying attention.
The seconds that don’t ask for attention- but deserve to be remembered anyway.
Good photography isn't about creating moments.
It’s about noticing the ones you’re already living- and giving them back to you, the way they felt before you even had time to miss them.
That’s what I care about.
And if that’s what you want too, we’ll get along just fine.
