Workshops
Reverie (pronounced rev-uhh-ree) means to be lost in one’s dreams. And that is how I feel when designing and creating this space for other photographers. To be in a dream. To be in a location full of inspiration surrounded by other like minded individuals that are caught up in the same dream. The term workshop I don’t feel necessarily appeals to what I have been giving the past few years, because honestly, I believe “pretty pictures,” will be the last thing you leave with. Your soul will be fostered, your spirit will be edified, your creativity will be replenished.. your connection with the earth and humans will be stronger. This is what I wish for you when attending Reverie.
REVERIE LET’S GET FUNKY
When an Airbnb inspires an entire workshop, this was it. A well-kept and restored 1970s retro home resides in Oklahoma and it even had an
REVERIE OKLAHOMA
I kinda became obsessed with appliqués and styled an entire workshop around them. We had a bridal shoot, elopement and family session that included all
REVERIE SUMMER FLING
My inner hippy was dying to bring back a modern Woodstock vibe. The complete freeness that era offered was the feeling I wanted portrayed throughout
REVERIE ZION
Reverie Zion was my first official workshop. I dreamed of incorporating music, an incredible backdrop with an amazing wardrobe stylist. This dream came true with
About Me
The Lord is my guiding light, all my creativity belongs to Him – as I would not be able to do what I do without His blessing. The seasons of life change ever so quickly, or they can change ever so slowly. I am in the ‘so quickly’ stage as my 15-year-old is in high school and my 11-year-old is in middle. AND my husband is about to retire from the United States Marine Corps almost 21 years later. When they say life is short, life is short… it’s not a lie, so live as you were called to live… to love all and serve all. ALSO, enjoy the music, find a new song everyday – here is one for you if you do not know it, “Family/Best is Yet to Come,” by Judah & The Lion.
“The world is for us to share.
Not for one to own.”
