(photo by Natalie Reagan)

HI! I'm Katie.

I'm a photographer specializing in events and International Human Rights photojournalism. I spend the majority of the year photographing weddings and the rest is spent abroad doing photo assignments for Non Governmental Organizations, aka NGO's.  

As far as my photography goes, I'm focused on keeping the photographic process as streamline and enjoyable as possible! This is done by creating tailored photo estimates that meet individual wants and needs of clients rather than operating with a cookie-cutter methodology. I also take full advantage of internet communication options. That means your proofs, ordering, and a slew of other things can be done online. 

My approach and style have more of an unconventional, bohemian-style feel. Color and texture are the backdrops of a lot of my work and inspire me. My clients also inspire me, I love them! Not only get to work with fabulous, gorgeous subjects in the States; I also get to work with social entrepreneurs that live to see things changed and improved in our world. 

My involvement with Human Rights Issues has taken me to: Nepal, Thailand, India, Haiti, Colombia, Costa Rica, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, and Malaysia. If you're interested in going on an international adventure, please let me know. The only place I don't want to go is Greenland. Seriously. 

I like iced vanilla lattes, joke-time, and have an affinity for musical mixes. I'm also a professional high-fiver and skilled pb&j maker. I have an obsession with the news, international politics, typography, and book collecting.

PRETTY IMPORTANT NOTE: In a time where technology and air planes have made the world smaller than it's ever been, there is no reason that a quarter of the world's population should be living in extreme poverty, 1/6th of the world's population is lacking access to clean water, and a million people trafficked every year against their will. We have the ability to do something about these things. In addition to investing in social work personally, my business donates 10% of all album sales to one of three reputable organizations: The SOLD project, The Thirst Project, or Mercy League Haiti.