The Heart Behind Another Tuesday

A smiling woman and man in white shirts and jeans sit on green grass holding the hands of a happy baby between them outdoors.
A smiling family of four poses together outdoors near a wooden fence and lush greenery, with two parents and two young children.
Bride in a lace wedding dress embraces her tattooed groom in a gray suit during an emotional outdoor wedding portrait.

I'm a wife, a mama, and someone who has learned that some of life's most beautiful moments happen on the most ordinary days. Motherhood has changed the way I see the world. It's taught me how quickly time passes, how quietly life changes, and how the things we barely notice today can become the memories we hold closest tomorrow.


I'm a mama to two boys. One I get to hold in my arms, and one I carry forever in my heart.


My son Maverick taught me more about love, life, and the value of a moment than I ever could have imagined. Loving him, and learning to live without him, changed my perspective on everything. I learned that the moments we'd give anything to experience again aren't always the big celebrations or milestones. Sometimes they're the simplest parts of an ordinary day.


The way your child reaches for your hand. The sound of their voice calling for you. The way they fit against your chest. The little things that feel so familiar, you never imagine you'll need to remember them - and that's where my love for photography comes from.


I don't want to create a picture-perfect version of your life. I want to capture the life you're actually living. The personalities, the connections, the playful moments, and the quiet ones. The things that make your people your people. I want you to look back at your photographs years from now and remember more than what everyone looked like. I want you to remember what that season of life felt like.


Because life has taught me that we don't always recognize the moments that will mean the most to us while we're living them.Sometimes, the days we'd give anything to have back were nothing extraordinary.


They were just another Tuesday.


And I believe with my whole heart that ordinary moments are worth remembering.

Meet Megan