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I believe the very best photographs begin with actually giving a damn. The First Thing To Know Is This

I’m Annie, 

Photographer. Wife. Mother. Collector of old cameras and entirely way too many hobbies. I studied sociology prior to photography became the thing I couldn’t seem to put down, which, in hindsight, makes quite a bit of sense. 

I’m endlessly and hopelessly interested in people. 

How they love one another. The itty bitty things they do without even noticing. The objects they keep. The places that become important simply because life happened there. 

Photography gave me somewhere to put all of that curiosity. 

Annie Austin kissing husband Noah Austin in Scotland at their elopement

This Part Matters Even More

I do not believe your wedding exists for the photographs. The photographs exist because you LIVED it. That distinction alone shapes nearly everything about the way that I work. 

I use film and digital. I give direction when it’s needed and disappear when it’s not. I care about making something beautiful, but never at the expense of what was actually happening. Because eventually these photographs stop being wedding photographs. 

They will become photographs of your parents when they were younger. Your best friend before they moved across the country. The house you grew up in. The person whose laugh you would give anything to hear again. 

That is the part of photography I take VERY seriously. 

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A few things I return to 




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My husband, Noah, and our growing family 

Homes that feel collected over time 

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Slower mornings when I can get them

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Things passed down and kept for a reason

Film, texture, and the way light moves through a space 

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And About Working Together I want to know you

Not because I need your wedding to become some grand creative production, but rather because I can make better photographs when I understand what it is that matters to you. 

Tell me who you’re worried you won’t have enough photographs of. 

Tell me what your grandmother always carries in her purse. 

Tell me what you love about the person you’re marrying that nobody else seems to notice.

Then go live your wedding. I’ll pay attention. 

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YOU DON’T NEED TO STEP OUT OF YOUR WEDDING TO HAVE IT PHOTOGRAPHED BEAUTIFULLY.

 

Quite the opposite, actually.

Be there.

Be with your people. Let things run late. Cry before you thought you would. Spend twenty minutes talking to someone you haven’t seen in five years.

I’ll worry about the photographs.

You have considerably better things to do.

 

IF YOU’VE MADE IT THIS FAR…

I have a feeling you care quite a lot about the photographs.

You just don’t want to spend your wedding thinking about them.

Good. Neither do I.

 

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