​For over a decade, she has photographed love stories across the country — capturing more than 50 weddings and over 300 couples sessions along the way. Her photography career began in Texas in 2012, documenting weddings, engagements, graduations, and small businesses before eventually bringing her storytelling approach to New York City in 2019.

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Today, Stacie works primarily with couples who want their photos to have a mix of vibes: artistic, cinematic, candid, and editorial. Stacie's typical couples need a photographer for their City Hall wedding, intimate wedding, romantic adventure in the city, a Central Park proposal, or a romantic photo session while traveling to NYC.

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Stacie doesn't think a photo session has to be one thing or produce one product, which is why she offers a hybrid approach to storytelling: digital photography, 35mm film photography, and short highlight films that feel like little pieces of cinema. The goal is simple — to create images and films that reflect the real texture of a couple’s relationship: playful, imperfect, emotional, and uniquely theirs. 

Every session looks a little bit different because every person and every couple is different. The photos match the couple's vibe. That's why Stacie stands by her art-forward approach. She starts with prompts to make your session look candid, but is always excited to jump in with specific posing if a couple needs it or feels they want more direction, especially if when it comes to delivering photos that are more editorial/feel like they could be found in a magazine.

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When she’s not photographing couples around the city, Stacie is usually living a quieter New York life — taking long runs up and down Manhattan, reading a book on the subway, writing essays and poems about her life in New York City, or staying in with a cozy blanket and her dog, Tonks. She loves Broadway shows, slow mornings with her husband Brett, and going to the movies.