“Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution.”
– Ansel Adams
The Face Behind the Name
My name is Heather Nicole White, and I am a photographer, hair stylist, and all around creative. Photography is just one of the many creative outlets I have. Starting around 11, during a class field trip, I began experimenting with composition, light and shadow, and styles of photography with 35mm film disposable cameras. In high school, independent-study photography became my favorite class. As time went on, the passion grew, and as the film became expensive, those cameras were replaced with digital cameras. First, a pocket camera, then a Nikon D40. So much art was created on that tiny D40. Fast forward to today, I’ve become friends with my Sony A7RII and have reignited that eagerness to learn and grow in this art form!
Over the last few years, I’ve gotten to explore a lot of the country with my camera in hand and family at my side. My passion for photography has always been to capture the beauty we have around us and to show people how beautiful things can be. I want to show you how gorgeous you are, for you to keep for generations to come.
Do you have a really cool outfit? Let’s shoot it.
Crossed off a major life achievement? Let’s make it a memory for a lifetime!
Started something new? Let’s capture this excitement for forever.
Send me a message. I’d love to talk about it!
The Man Behind the (Video) Camera.
It all started in high school, taking photos and videos of people at the skate park. Then, it morphed into recording his band practices. Now, Bryan creates amazing videos of pretty much anything. He’s studied, upgraded, and practiced these skills and wants to offer this skill to you. Adding video services onto any photography package will allow us to capture so much more for the memories.
Got a music video you want to make? A memory you want to capture? An event you want to remember forever? He’s got the gear to make that happen.
