Who Am I?

Hey I'm Jordan!


Hey I'm Jordan! I am a bubbly, wild and loving person! My love goes to God, the outdoors, family, food, movies, and my camera. I am 24 and was born and raised in Utah but moved to Louisiana a couple years ago! I have traveled to many different places and found many places I call home. I have grown to love capturing stories and focus more on timeless and documentary style photos you will still love when your 80! I don't want you to look back and cringe at an edit made a couple years ago but feel that picture is still in style years and years later! Each person is different and that should be celebrated! Your wedding is unique and I want to work with you to have your vision come to life! The art of photography is something I'm passionate about and always learning! I want to get you the photos of your dreams.

Person sitting solo at outdoor cafe table with vintage camera in monochrome.

how i got started

my love for camera


Since I was a young girl I always saw the world in a different way and spent so much time making videos and taking pictures of all I saw around me. It lead me to buy my very first camera at 14. I had had a point and shoot camera but one with a body and lense opened up a new world for me. I could use this peice of technology to bring meaning to life and showcase people as who they are and also what they want to be and already are. As the years have gone on and now being 10 years into owning a camera and a lifetime of a love for being behind a camera. I can say that love and passion still hasn't gone away! I LOVE THIS WORK! I love what I do and the moments I get to capture that will hang on your walls and be forever in your heart.

Close-up of hands holding a professional Canon camera with pink nails and ripped jeans.

what inspires me

This is Emma.


In April 2021, I was asked to take her senior photos, she was a really good friend of mine. We took them with her and two other friends Payton and Brielle. June 7, 2021 Emma and Payton passed in a car accident. I was close to them and were good friends in high school. At Payton's funeral her mother told me that those photos were the last and only good photos she had of her daughter. That touched me deeply. Their Senior Photos became their memory. Used for their funerals and still posted to this day to honor them. A still moment that became a way to remember their smiles. That is why I capture, for them and for you so you always have a photo to hold on to the moments, memories and people that mean the most.

Golden sunlight illuminates tall grass and a dreamy autumn scene.