Mallory+Cameron - Dallas, TX

I don’t really post black and white images. Go ahead, check my Instagram. They just aren’t there. And that it isn’t because I don’t deliver them - I definitely do. But I don’t believe every image was created to be B&W and I believe even fewer images are truly their most powerful when edited that way. But there was just something about Mallory and Cameron’s session that NEEDED black and white edits. It is like they were meant to be that way all along - before I ever took them.

Engagement, DallasRebecca CrenshawDecember 19, 2018Dallas Engagement, Unique Engagement PhotosComment

The Soldatchenkos - Dallas, TX

Gosh, intimate weddings have a special place in my heart and it doesn’t get much more intimate than this one. Ellen and Alex didn’t want all the fluff - they just wanted to be married. Surrounded by 17 members of their family, they did just that.

The Fosters - Austin, TX

I suck at blogging and I just realized why. I am way too emotionally invested to keep things brief. I am intimately aware of all the deeply thoughtful details that others might not notice. I see all of the quiet moments with the people who mean the most. I laugh and cry and reminisce because my couples, more often than not, become true friends. Alyssa and James epitomize this feeling for me, so settle in folks.

Wedding, AustinRebecca CrenshawDecember 19, 2018Austin Wedding, Hill Country Wedding, Vintage Villas, Austin TexasComment

Kelsea+Emery - Mineral Wells, TX

We had a lot going against us for this shoot. Our first location didn’t pan out and our backup location had a pretty serious rain forecast. Kelsea and Emery lived in Austin at the time and were only in town for the day, so we took a chance and drove to Mineral Wells. As I drove in and saw the heavy fog, my photographer heart got so happy thinking about how dramatic and interesting these photos could be.

EngagementRebecca CrenshawNovember 28, 2018Mineral Wells State Park, State Park Engagement, Adventure EngagementComment

Jennifer+Kevin - Tyler, TX

I always tell my couples that they’ll never regret making their engagement session or wedding details TOO personalized. This is your wedding, your relationship. There is no right or wrong way to plan your wedding or take photos, there are no rules here. But why not make everything so unique to you that your story is told in a way that can’t be duplicated? Why not celebrate all of the experiences and moments that got you to the altar? Why. The. Heck. Not.