Mixing fortitude, tradition, and aesthetics to document the real way it felt to be there. It’s hushing and evocative, preserved on film, digital, Super 8, and drone footage. (In Texas, Oklahoma & Louisiana)
There is a sense of nostalgia. There are the worn-out boots, the faded ring handed down from a loved one, the crease in his hat (or yours, let’s be honest), and the freedom of a life that is studded with feelings, of just being there.
This is the kind of living we strive to capture in our work. Our photographs are cut from the same cloth as your best memories: those that become even more meaningful as time passes. We use film and digital mediums, paired with Super 8 and drone footage to really get our hands on the emotions. The final photographs are iconic because they’re honest and fashionable (and absolutely nostalgic) all at once.
Behind the lived-in, heirloom photographs
A fashion-loving ranch wife and mom to two basset hounds, Lauren studied Agricultural Communications & Journalism at Texas A&M University. She’s artistic by nature, keeping a watchful eye out for movement, emotion and design while staying close to the stories that formed these very moments.
As a 6th-generation Texan, it's important to Conner to preserve traditions and heritage, whether he’s continuing his family's ranch or documenting wedding days. The designated “dad” of his own friend group, it’s not uncommon for the groomsmen to specifically ask for Conner as the night goes on. Where Lauren knows western fashion, Conner knows a few too many plant species. They’re college sweethearts (gig ‘em, Aggies), and yes, Conner is the driver and DJ in their wedding travels.
Cinematic, film aesthetics
Watching the Aggies at Kyle Field
Vintage finds
Turquoise jewelry
Gilmore Girls
Our basset hounds, Dolly & Sully
Cajun food (part of my own heritage)
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