Meet The Photographer
Hey there—I’m Devon, the lady behind the lens!!
My job is to take portraits — but my real superpower is connection.
Connection to your story. Your people. The moments that make life feel big, beautiful, and uniquely you.
From baby snuggles to graduation cap tosses, anniversary kisses to powerful generational portraits that celebrate a legacy of love, I’m there to capture it all — often with a happy tear behind the camera.
To me, your session isn’t just a photoshoot. It’s the beginning of a relationship. I want to walk alongside you through life’s seasons, celebrating the milestones, honoring the quiet in-between moments, and turning your memories into portraits you’ll treasure.
Outside the studio, I’m married to my amazing husband, Brett — a veteran and a nurse at Norfolk State University (basically a real-life superhero in scrubs). Together, we’ve raised three incredible adult children who are the absolute joy of my life (although to be honest- parenting adult kids is not for the faint of heart!)
Before photography, I earned my degree in Special Education from UNCW, and that foundation of patience, inclusion, and compassion still shapes the way I work with every client — especially families with unique needs. Every person deserves to feel seen, respected, and celebrated.
Mission work has taken me from local neighborhoods to far corners of the world, continually reminding me why I do what I do. Loving people well — through service and through the stories I help tell with my art — is where my heart finds purpose. My faith in Jesus is central to my life, and I strive to live out His call to love others as He loves us. That belief guides the way I photograph — honoring love in all its forms, within families, friendships, and the communities we choose.
When you book with me, you’re not just hiring a photographer. You’re gaining a hype woman, a calm guide, a memory-making sidekick — and yes, probably someone who tears up right alongside you. I bring the camera, the heart, and the occasional cheesy joke… because life is too short not to laugh a little louder and love a little bigger.
