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The Why What It's Really About

For the ones who want to remember what it felt like.

I believe photography isn’t just about proof that something happened, it’s about remembering what it felt like. The nervous hand squeezes. The air before a kiss. The laugh that comes out of nowhere and reminds you this is real life, not a styled shoot. 

Film is how I stay present for those moments. It slows me down, forces me to notice, and let’s me create without overthinking. There is no rapid fire or perfection chasing. Just honesty. Film gives the story it’s depth. 

Annie Austin kissing husband Noah Austin in Scotland at their elopement
Annie Austin and Husband Noah in Scotland for their elopement

The Approach. How I work

Less performance. More presence. 

When we work together, it’s not a photo session, it is a collaboration. We’ll talk about what matters to you, the feeling you want your photos to hold, and what pieces of your story you want to preserve. 

You get to live it while I turn it into art. No stiff posing, no copy-paste direction. Just genuine connection, a little laugher, and trust. 

My clients are the kind of people who care more about how it feels than how it performs online. They see art in the ordinary, they value good conversation, and they trust me to do what I do best. Create Photographs that look like them. 

the LIST

A little glimpse into my life

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The love of my life, Noah. 

All things art.

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Trips to Scotland.

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The heirloom engagement ring and wedding band that were my
husband’s grandmother’s.

Matcha in the morning, whiskey in the evening.

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The Artist Who I am

I’m Annie and this is the heart behind the work. 

I’ve spent the last six years photographing couples and families across Texas and beyond who crave something deeper. Something that looks like a memory. 

My background in sociology and art helps me see people clearly to notice the small, human moments that might otherwise slip by. 

I live in East Texas with my husband, Noah, our kids, and a house full of love, noise, and stories still being written. When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me gardening, flipping through photo books, or dreaming up our next trip. 

If you’re looking for photographs that feel like you. I think we’ll get along just fine. 

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5 Tips for Building a Wedding Timeline that Actually Works 

Feeling overwhelmed by the timeline? I’ve got you. These 5 simple tips will help you build a wedding day that flows naturally, with space for the moments that matter, and photos you’ll actually want to look back on. 

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