If you're searching for a Raleigh film photographer, welcome. I'm Maggie—the person behind the camera, the one quietly noticing the in-between moments, and the photographer who believes the best photographs are the ones that make you feel something years later.


Photography has never been about perfect poses for me. It's about preserving the feeling of a day before it slips into memory. The way your partner looks at you when they think no one is watching. The wind catching your veil. Your grandparents laughing together during cocktail hour. The moments that become family history.


Those are the photographs I chase.

Woman in denim jacket standing in a cozy kitchen with stained glass pendant light and white cabinets.
Woman in plaid jacket and sunglasses sitting on rocky terrain outdoors, smiling at camera on cloudy day.
Woman smiling and resting chin on hands, looking out a window with a small potted plant beside her.
A lone woman stands on rugged coastal rocks overlooking turbulent ocean waves on a misty day.

Why I Photograph Film


Film has a way of slowing everything down.


Every frame matters. Every click of the shutter is intentional. It encourages me—and my couples—to be present instead of performing for the camera.


I photograph weddings using both digital and 35mm film because each medium tells your story differently. Digital allows me to document the full rhythm of the day with flexibility and precision, while film adds softness, texture, and a timeless quality that can't quite be replicated.


Together, they create galleries that feel nostalgic before they've even had time to become memories.

Person posing triumphantly on a rocky summit with arms outstretched, surrounded by lush green forest under a clear blue sky.
Woman in striped dress and denim jacket holding camera in lush green field at sunset.
Young woman with curly hair smiling warmly, wearing a denim shirt, seated in a cozy room with wooden furniture.

Based in Raleigh, Photographing the World



Home is Raleigh, North Carolina, but my camera has taken me to mountaintops, coastlines, historic estates, backyard celebrations, and destination weddings across the country.


Whether we're wandering downtown Raleigh for an engagement session, hiking for an intimate elopement, or documenting a full wedding weekend, my approach stays the same: observe first, direct when needed, and create photographs that feel true to who you are.


Every celebration deserves to feel personal—not like a copy of someone else's Pinterest board.

A young woman photographs through an open red-framed window of a wooden shingle house with a DSLR camera.

Looking for a Raleigh Film Photographer?


Whether you're planning an editorial wedding, an intimate elopement, or simply want photographs that feel honest and timeless, I'd love to hear your story.


If you're looking for a Raleigh film photographer who blends documentary storytelling with an editorial eye, I'd be honored to document this season of your life.

Woman in white dress and denim jacket holding camera in a mountain forest clearing with tall pine trees.
Woman in white floral dress and denim jacket holding a vintage camera while standing in a meadow.
Woman in white dress and denim jacket holds camera in mountain forest clearing with snow-capped peaks in background.