Carpe that Diem

2010 I bought my first camera 2011 I photographed my first wedding 2015 I broke my new camera shortly after investing in an upgrade 2015 I considered giving up on photography 2016 I started taking photography way more seriously 2017 I had my first full time year photographing weddings and family sessions 2018 I considered giving up on photography and pretty much everything in my life but at the same time I was working my hardest I ever have to create the life I wanted to live 2019 I started saying yes to things even if I didn't know if I could do it. 2019 I quit my desk job to soley do photography as my job It takes time.

they proposed to each other the day before new years eve.

Happy Monday! I wanted to say hey to the fresh new faces here 👋 I'm Shelby and I love people. I love dogs, true crime podcasts, walking around new cities and being in unfamiliar places. I love that photography has connected me with so many people and allowed me to travel to places I didn't know I would love. One day I'm going to own land and have a glass house and a green house and have a space for creatives. Right now I'm working on loving where I'm at and being thankful for growth. That step of thankfulness will be out foundation for growth. What's your big goal? What are you thankful for? • Photo credit @karraleighphoto Location @thehidesert Stylist/Workshop @maeandco_creative #styledyouretreat2018 • #mondaymotivation #travelphographer #adventure #adventurephotographer #effortlesslove #soloverly #hellomaymagazine #elope #makeportraits #bohobride #joshuatree #create #michiganphotographer #californiaphotographer #thatsdarling #communityovercompitition (at Joshua Tree, California)