Hello, I am Teresa of Family Tree Photography! Thanks for visiting. I think it's safe to say you are here to check out the business or maybe you are looking into a photo session for yourself, family,  someone special or your business. Either way, I want to let you know there is no perfect photographer. We are all differently unique and offer our own creativeness to how we capture things, edit our images and present them back to our clients. My goal is to offer my clients priceless images that they will be happy to look at for years to come and so far, in the past 15 years, I've been pretty lucky to have only had happy clients! Take a peek around and let me know if I can help you create some still moments to cherish~ I would be honored!

I have always had a love for photography since a young child and capturing worthwhile moments, but realized after getting a double BS, I wanted to turn my hobby into a career. Through my professional continued education in photography, numerous mentors & dedicated self teaching, I am pursuing my dream. One of the best things about what I do is all the amazing people I get to meet through my photography. I am dedicated to continuing this love of mine and to never stop learning when it comes to this field of art.

I make every attempt to match our clients needs by creating what they are looking for in their images by capturing true personalities. I enjoy shooting with a variety of posed set ups and am trigger finger ready for spontaneous moments to come as well. I want my clients to feel comfortable and I strive to capture true personality and intimate moments of life and therefore look for what's interesting & not what's perfect. You will find that I put my whole heart into capturing images that will make today’s moments freeze into lifelong memories.

Words to live by~ Learn to count your blessings on a daily basis. Make your best attempt to live life from the past, in the present while looking forward to the future- with a goal to enjoy what you are doing in the moment & not get onto bigger and better things too quickly. "Yesterdays" come too quickly.