Bohemian Red Images is a full service photography business started in 2007 by Katie Basbagill. Katie believes that there is no substitute for human interaction and is committed to getting to know each client on a personal level in order to best capture and tell his or her story.

For the past two years, BRI has been voted among the top 15% of all wedding vendors nationwide and is committed to keeping the photographic process as streamline and fun as possible. BRI only creates tailored estimates that meet the individual wants and needs of clients – rather than operating with a cookie-cutter or ‘package’ methodology; focus is also placed on utilizing Internet communication options for proofing and album ordering.  All albums are custom designed heirlooms with hand picked images that will retell your story for generations to come.

BRI’s photographic style has an unconventional, bohemian feel that seeks to capture and tell accurate stories about life moments. With BRI, you’ll find a mix of natural and fun expressions coupled with colorful and textured backgrounds and details. Clients that have worked with BRI often say, “I hate having my picture taken, but that was fun!” 

BRI was voted #12 in the Indianapolis A-List of Best Businesses in 2011 and 2012 and earned the Bride's Choice Award for 2012 and 2013 on Wedding Wire. 

BRI is 100% committed to social responsibility. In addition to donating 10% of all album sales to reputable charities, Katie has 8 years of experience documenting Human Rights issues around the world. She believes that everyone deserves education, access to clean water and healthcare, and the opportunity to live free from exploitation.

Katie has partnered with organizations to document and photograph a wide array of Human Rights stories around the world. She has worked on an anti-Human Trafficking project in Thailand, photographed children at risk in India, Haiti, Costa Rica, Zimbabwe, and Nepal. Additionally, she has documented the lives of refugees in Bangladesh, Malaysia, and the USA. An area of emphasis for Katie is the global water crisis, which affects nearly a billion people worldwide. Her focus on the global water crisis has taken her to places like Colombia, Swaziland, Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya and India. If you're interested in doing a project with her, be sure to let her know. The only place she doesn’t want to go is Greenland. Seriously. 

Katie enjoys a strong cup of coffee, anything with rhinestones, and has an affinity for musical mixes.