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Every story I photograph means something to me, but some have a way of settling into your heart and staying there.

These are a few of mine.

A painting of a lively outdoor scene with people dressed in 19th-century clothing, some standing and some in the water, with green trees and a fountain in the background.
  • A bride and groom at a wedding ceremony, standing behind a decorated table with flowers and plates, in front of a plain white wall.

    CAMEO & JOSEPH'S WEDDING

    ATELIER | TACOMA, WASHINGTON

    All, Wedding

  • BARBIE & KEN'S WEDDING

    MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON

    All, Wedding
  • A bride and groom sharing a kiss outdoors under a sheer lace bridal veil, with the bride's tattooed arm visible and a bouquet of pink, purple, and green flowers on the groom's lapel. Sunlight creates a warm glow.

    KADENCE & SHANE'S WEDDING

    TWIN CREEKS | PRINCETON, IDAHO

    All, Wedding
  • A woman is relaxing on a pink vintage armchair outdoors among green leafy plants, with a beige hat resting on the ground nearby. She is wearing a beige lace long-sleeve top and jeans, with her eyes closed and a content expression.

    JO'S SENIOR SHOOT

    MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON

    All, Seniors
  • A couple embracing outdoors behind hanging green willow branches, smiling and close together.

    ISABELLE & ADAM'S ENGAGEMENT

    YAKIMA COUNTRY CLUB | YAKIMA, WASHINGTON

    All, Engagement
  • A young couple smiling and enjoying time together on a dock by the water, with the woman sitting on the man's lap, both looking at each other affectionately, during sunset or late afternoon.

    LAUREN & NOAH'S COUPLES SHOOT

    BLUE HERON PARK | MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON

    All, Couples
  • A newlywed couple sitting on a wooden log in a forest, with green trees and bushes around them. The bride is leaning her head on the groom's shoulder, holding a bouquet of flowers, and wearing a white wedding dress. The groom is dressed in a black suit and tie.

    LACEE & JOHNNY'S ELOPEMENT

    MT. RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON

    All, Elopement
  • A man and a woman are close together, smiling and gazing into each other's eyes, outdoors near a body of water with green trees in the background, with sunlight shining through the trees.

    MARISSA & DYLAN'S ENGAGEMENT

    KENNEWICK LIBRARY | KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON

    All, Engagement

  • IDA'S SENIOR SHOOT

    MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON

    All, Seniors
  • A woman in a white lace dress is lying on a vintage sofa, holding a bouquet of flowers, in an ornate room with large windows and patterned curtains.

    RENNY & MIKE'S WEDDING

    PORT TOWNSEND, WASHINGTON

    All, Wedding
  • Woman with long dark hair lying on a white bed surrounded by open books, wearing a white embroidered dress.

    KIMBERLY'S PORTRAITS

    BLUE HERON PARK | MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON

    All, Portraits
  • A woman with long dark hair, wearing a white off-shoulder dress, stands outdoors in front of a man with brown hair and beard, who is wearing a white shirt. They are standing under trees with sunlight filtering through the leaves.

    KAT & BEN'S ANNIVERSARY

    BLUE HERON PARK | MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON

    All, Anniversary

  • CAITI & GAVIN'S ENGAGEMENT

    MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON

    All, Engagement
We Might Be A Perfect Fit If...
You want photos that feel like you, not a version of you that was posed for the camera.
You’re tired of seeing the same photos, the same poses, and the same moments recreated over and over.
You care just as much about the quiet, in-between moments as you do the big ones.
You want to feel comfortable in front of the camera with someone who takes the time to understand you.
You want your photographs to feel timeless rather than tied to a trend.
You want the beautiful photos, but you care even more about how it felt to make them.
You want to look back at your photos and remember how the moment felt, not just how it looked.
A textured, scalloped-edged card with a poetic message about memories, living in the moment, and keeping moments forever.
A vintage-style ornate gold mirror frame reflecting a classic Canon film camera placed on a stack of books.
A torn piece of paper with a sketched mountain landscape and faint illustration of a mountain goat or deer on the right side.
A framed, black-and-white motivational or poetic text that outlines five steps or principles for living harmoniously, titled from Hello to Heirloom.
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“We couldn’t have asked for a better photographer for our wedding.”
Caiti made us feel so comfortable, captured every special moment beautifully, and gave us memories we’ll cherish forever.
— CAITLIN L.
“She felt more like a friend to us than a stranger for hire.”
Caiti made our elopement feel effortless, thoughtful, and completely personal from beginning to end.
— DARLENE C.
“Caiti does phenomenal work. She doesn’t just take photographs, she provides an unforgettable experience.”
Every time you look at the pictures she has taken, you don’t just see the people in them—you recall the special encounter in a way that puts a smile on your face.
— CAITLIN M.
“Her commitment and dedication to getting the perfect shot is unmatched.”
Caiti helped ensure every memory was captured and made the entire experience feel easy from start to finish.
— BRANDY P.
“She gave us just enough direction so we never felt awkward, but everything still felt natural.”
Looking back at the photos reminds us how exciting that season of life was, and we’re so glad we have those memories to always look back on.
— MATTHEW A.
“Caitlin handled it with so much patience and kindness.”
She made the entire session feel calm and enjoyable, and somehow kept our toddler happy, engaged, and excited to participate.
— TAYLOR D.
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