hi, it's me
I'm Jordan
I photograph families, newborns, seniors and weddings out of a small pastel studio in American Fork, and anywhere in Utah County that has good light and room to run.
Most people book me a little nervous. The toddler won't cooperate, someone hates having their photo taken, the outfits aren't decided, and the last family photo ended in tears. I hear some version of that before nearly every session.
So the session is built for it. We start slow, I direct just enough, and I keep it silly on purpose. I'm loud, I'm patient, I will lie on the floor for the shot, and I'd rather have a real laugh than a perfect smile. You'll get a gallery within two weeks where everyone looks like themselves on a good day, and the tears, if any, will be mine when I edit the sibling hug.
The studio
A quiet, sunny room in American Fork with big windows, soft linens, and a couple of pastel sets that change with the season. Closed to walk-ins, free parking at the door, and a couch for whoever isn't in the photo.
123 Studio Lane, American Fork
What families say
“She had our shy three-year-old giggling within minutes. The photos look exactly like our family, just a prettier version of it.”
Placeholder name, Lehi Fall session, October 2026
“No mall lines, no meltdowns, and Santa remembered my daughter's name from the booking form.”
Placeholder name, Pleasant Grove Santa session, December 2025
“We barely noticed the camera all day, and somehow every moment we cared about is in the gallery.”
Placeholder names, Provo Wedding, June 2026
How a session goes
- You book a time on the calendar and get a short note back from me about what to wear and what to expect.
- We start slow. Kids get a few minutes to poke around the set before a camera comes out.
- I direct just enough. Where to stand, what to hold, when to tickle someone. The rest is you.
- Your gallery arrives online within two weeks, with an easy way to order prints.
Want to come see the space first?
Send a note and we'll find a time for a quick visit, no camera required.