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/// Portraits

(Engagements, Seniors, Family, Creative Portraits)

2019 Pricing

Portrait Sessions: $400

Portrait package includes 1.5 hours of shooting time.
Client is given access to all photos (150-200) through private online viewing gallery.
Client has rights to download and print photos.
Client can also order prints through same private online gallery. Prints are delivered straight to you! 

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/// Weddings

2019 Pricing

Weddings start at $3,200.

Email Spencer for more information. 

 

Some happy post-cermony frames at @taborhillwinery
Paul & Lisa made (cutting a cake, love, everything) look like a whole lotta fun. Venue: @emeraldtheatre Cake: @christines_cakes_and_pastries
A final, polished product always has little moments that make up its fiber. I think I'll always love looking for the *thing* that makes up the **Thing**. Thanks so much @thematteveritt for having me along to do just that while he filmed his masterpiece that is the music video "Misery" for @michiganderband. Hit the link in his bio for the full experience.
A handful of frames from Neal & Christine's drizzly wedding this past Saturday at @taborhillwinery
Right before being pronounced husband and wife, Eric and Sara's parents join them at the altar to give thanks.
A quick tour of Rob & Kristen's gorgeous reception at the Detroit Opera House, including huge portraits of themselves and their two dogs Roscoe and Kona that I photographed during their engagement session 😭
Mallory and her girls, with the wind consistently keeping things interesting. Mallory's dress: @reformation Bridesmaids' dresses: @notperfectlinen Florals: @stemsmarket
Eric & Sara's first Lake Michigan stroll as husband and wife.
I was catching up on emails from the weekend in @honeybook this morning, and noticed that this past weekend was the 106th wedding I've shot in my 3 years of being a full-time photographer (with still 10 more to go this year, yiiiiikes). While I really don't feel comfortable humble-bragging on this app and keep it to highlighting the people I photograph, what I'm really learning, or un-learning depending the way you look at it, is to really take time to absorb the rewards from your hard work. I used to think humility meant never acknowledging yourself or celebrating what you've accomplished, and I'm learning that that can be a dangerous path to negative self-talk and something scary like imposter syndrome. PS, everyone should go to a therapist. Thanks to Antoine for that discovery. With that being said, I'm stopping today to simply be grateful and damn proud of what I've accomplished. What also goes into that recipe is keeping my head down, and serving the heck out of the people who hire me and do everything in my power to celebrate who they are, both with and without a camera in my hands. So really, thank you. Thank you for your trust. Thank you for caring. 📸: @carrie.burch
I'll never grow tired of seeing happy humans strut down that marriage runway together 🥀