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All about me

Welcome to my page, i’m so glad you’re here! My name is Megan and i’m the photographer behind this whole thing.

I graduated from The University of Minnesota Twin Cities in December of 2020. I grew up in a small town called Cambridge, Minnesota so coming to the cities was a huge change for me but I love it! A couple of my favorite things are: coffee, fuzzy blankets, pasta, fashion, and of course my chunky Min Pin named Molly.

I have been a self taught portrait photographer for about 7 years. Anything that challenges my creativity is a project that I want to do! I’m a very short person, so you probably will most likely see me standing on a chair or ladder to get that perfect shot. My passion for photography grows more and more everyday and I accommodate your needs to make sure you get the best photos.

 
 
 
 
 
I’m trying not to post so much because it takes away space for education about what’s going on, but this is an important day. Bridget is one of the strongest people I know. She fights for what she believes in and she doesn’t back d
The sass in this picture is unreal, but these two girls are gonna change the world💛
“I understand that I will never understand. However, I stand.” Do more than just posting to your feed today, continue to educate yourself, donate, shut down racism. Black lives matter 🖤 #blackouttuesday
@thebrods said I should post another so here we go! . . 📸 @jojosphotosandstudio
This photo was @thebrods approved and taken by the incredible @jojosphotosandstudio
To the best woman I know, thank you for being my biggest supporter, for taking silly pictures with me, and having some fantastic dance moves (please don’t kill me for posting these videos again🤣). I wouldn’t be the woman I am today if it
I miss my job, I miss my coworkers, I miss the fun guests, and I miss all the laughs and smiles that were produced in this place 🥺
I took this photo yesterday. Yesterday I felt very calm and content. Today has been filled with anxiety and lots of ups and downs. As a gentle reminder, please remember that being quarantined can greatly affect those who struggle with mental illness
The world has not seen my scar before because of how scared I was to show it. Being vulnerable is something I have learned throughout the past two years that has changed the way I see myself and this scar. As my tattoo says “bent not broken&rdq
“Bent not broken” . . This tattoo represents not only my battle that I have with scoliosis but the everyday battles that I have and will overcome in my life. I am absolutely in awe by how this turned out. A huge shoutout to @em.ackerson f
Here to all the strong women that were placed in my life and every other woman created for this world 💛 #internationalwomensday
My mom is the reason why I see healing in all the hurt, she helps me understand why God uses my tough seasons to shape my path instead of bringing me to the top of the mountain. She shows me that the world may be a rollercoaster, but I will always ha