Capturing Authenticity.

Every love story, every milestone, and every connection deserves to be told in a way that is personal, timeless and artistic.

Hi, I’m Hayden.

I’m a photographer who’s passionate about capturing the real, beautiful, in-between moments — the ones that make life feel full and meaningful. Whether I’m photographing couples, weddings, families, or high school seniors, my goal is always the same: to create honest, emotive images that feel like you.

Since stepping into photography in 2019, this journey has led me to some of the most meaningful connections and experiences. I’ve had the joy of working as a contracted associate with Ivory House Media since 2021, where I’ve grown immensely and gained invaluable experience — especially in the world of weddings. Much of what I know and love about documenting love stories comes from my time with this incredible team.

I draw inspiration from the people around me, quiet moments, soft light, and genuine connection. I aim to create a calming and comfortable environment, so you can truly be yourself in front of my lens. That’s where the magic happens — in the ease, the laughter, the little glances — where timeless images are born.

I believe every photo holds a story, and I’d be honored to help tell yours in a way that feels true, beautiful, and lasting.

  • Photography, to me, is both storytelling and art — a quiet blend of emotion, light, and timing. I approach every session with the eye of an artist and the heart of a storyteller

  • I’m drawn to the way surroundings play a role in the story — whether it’s the curve of an old building, the stillness of a field, or the warmth of golden-hour light through the trees. If it adds meaning or beauty to the frame, I want it there.

  • Capturing candid, fly-on-the-wall moments is where I feel most connected to my work. It’s a mix of exquisite timing and quiet observation — being mentally present, constantly scanning, anticipating, and framing things just right. I’m always searching for the subtle, unscripted moments that say the most — the soft glances, quiet laughter, or the way light falls just so. It’s not just about pressing the shutter; it’s about seeing the moment before it happens and being ready when it does.

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