atlanta's leading religious photographer
Sacred moments and milestones,
beautifully captured.
For nearly a decade, families and parishes across Atlanta have trusted me to capture their most meaningful faith celebrations.
From Baptisms to First Communions, I’ll help you preserve the milestones of faith with reverence, joy, and a little ease along the way.
Religious Events - Caputured for your Family or Community
Baptisms
First Communions
Special Masses & Events
Celebrate your child’s welcoming into the faith with timeless, document-style photography. I focus on capturing the reverent moments of the ceremony alongside intimate portraits with family and godparents, creating heirloom images to cherish for generations.
Honoring this milestone moment with grace and authenticity. From peaceful, pre-ceremony portraits showcasing their communion dress or suit to candid highlights of the special day, every detail is captured to preserve the joy of this holy sacrament.
- Masses of thanksgiving, processions and feast day celebrations, and baccalaureate masses
- Clergy anniversary masses
- Benefactor appreciation events, awards dinners, luncheons, and galas
- Parish picnics or kick off events
- Worship nights, concerts, speakers
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Baptism Gallery
First Communion Gallery
Special Masses & Events Gallery
Atlanta's go-to religious photographer
Hi, I'm Elizabeth
ABOUT YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER
One of my greatest joys as a photographer is capturing the sacred moments of faith - Baptisms, First Communions, and the milestones that become lifelong memories for families.
I’ve photographed in more than 25 Catholic and Greek Orthodox churches around Atlanta. With over 225 First Communion sessions, I’ve pretty much mastered the art of helping kids feel comfortable in front of the camera! I’ve also captured Baptisms in both the Roman and Byzantine Rites, as well as more than a dozen Greek Orthodox Baptisms.
Each tradition is unique and beautiful, and I love capturing the details that make your child’s day so special. These are the photos you’ll share with grandparents, tuck into keepsake albums, and one day show your child when they’re grown. It’s an honor to create images that preserve not just the day, but the faith and love behind it.
