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Meet Annie

I’ve always been drawn to the quiet things—sunlight pooling on the floor, the way two people lean toward each other when they think no one’s watching. Photography became my way of noticing—of holding onto the small, true moments that feel like memory even as they’re happening.

I’m a documentary-meets-editorial wedding photographer based in Tyler, Texas, working with couples who care more about how it felt than how it looked. For those who want to feel held, seen, and safe in front of the lens.

And I get it—being photographed can feel vulnerable. Maybe you’ve stood in front of a camera before, smiling on cue but feeling like you weren’t really there. I’ve been there too. That’s why I work the way I do: with gentle guidance, space to breathe, and an eye always tuned to the in-between.

Together, we’ll create something that feels like you—honest, artful, and quietly powerful. The kind of images you’ll hold onto. Not because they’re posed just right, but because they bring you back to how it all felt.

 

Annie Austin photographer with her family at home
Annie Austin kissing husband Noah Austin in Scotland at their elopement
Annie Austin and Husband Noah in Scotland for their elopement

so HERE’S the THING you need to KNOW

I’ve felt the same tension you might be feeling now—the wondering, will I recognize myself in these photos? Will I feel at ease?

Photography, for me, started as a way to slow down and really see. To notice the in-between moments that tell the deeper story. I’ve been behind the camera long enough to know that the magic isn’t in the perfect pose—it’s in the trust, the guidance, the space to exhale.

And that’s what I offer you. A space where you don’t have to know what to do. Where you can settle in, be seen, and walk away with photos that feel like your story, not someone else’s idea of it.

 

the LIST

DISCOVER THE GIRL BEHIND THE LENSE 

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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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Tyler Texas Wedding Photographer Documents Moment of excitement of wedding party

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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