The blog is where life’s stories unfold—captured, celebrated, and preserved. From weddings to family moments to newborn milestones, I share insights, tips, and reflections on creating images that endure. Join me here, explore the work, and discover the timeless beauty in every story.
So if you ever met with me before, in my old house, you’ll know that did all my meetings in my living room. Which was awesome. I was right by the kitchen, I could serve you drinks, food, etc. There was a big screen television on display for reveals. A giant canvas collage above the […]
Been home from Europe for several weeks now and finally had a chance to sit down and share a few trip photos with you. This trip was originally planned to be half fun in Greece with my friend Erin, who’s living in Germany, and half a solo-trip through Germany while Erin was at work. Sort […]

Good morning! Happy Easter and happy Monday! I hope you had a lovely weekend. The weather was just perfect. This time last year, I was saying goodbye to John as he deployed overseas. Glad to have him here this year for Easter. The other day after a three-hour baby session in Denver, proceeded by refrigerator […]
Figuring it’s only appropriate, I sit here and write with a glass of Argentinean wine and a small brick of German chocolate. Wine, because I’m having chocolate (the Argentinean piece really has no significance other than it’s delish), and chocolate because it’s German. German, because, well, these portraits were made in Germany. What a stark […]

To be the one who says, “This moment stays,” is one of the greatest honors of my life. I’m René, and I create images that are romantic, timeless, enduring, and authentic. My work is unhurried and intentional, meant to be returned to again and again, like photographs tucked into a grandmother’s cedar chest, preserving your family’s story and legacy. I’m deeply passionate about honoring both the legacy you’re building and the one you’re already part of, and my hope is that the images we create together are cherished for generations to come.