Heidi

Hi there!  If you clicked here, you probably want to know a little more about yours truly and how/why I became a photographer.  I’m happy and humbled that you’re interested.

I’m a wife and a mom.  Getting back mediocre photos of my daughter from a cheap portrait studio inspired me to pick up my husband’s dusty old dSLR.  He forced me to learn to use it properly.  I was mad at the time, but now I’m glad he did.

We live in the Twin Cities.  Both my husband and I grew up here in Minnesota.  The winters are long and cold and the mosquitoes are huge, but the lakes and the people are great.

I think the best feeling in the world is being loved for who you are; the worst feeling is being misunderstood.

My favorite food is cookies (no nuts, please!), preferably on the chewy side.  I enjoy one-on-one time with a good friend, planning trips (though we can’t really travel much right now), reading, and athletic-type things (working out, sports, etc.).  I love Jesus more than anyone.

I love taking photos, mostly of people.  Found objects are fun, too, but the ones I shoot almost always relate to people.  My take on photography is this: make it fun, fresh and intimate.  Every little moment is worth capturing, the mundane and the crazy-beautiful.  It is a total blessing that I can have such a blast and call it a job.  And there is always, always something new to try, something to learn, which makes this line of work so exciting.

On my site you’ll see sneak peeks of work I’ve done for clients as well as snippets of my daily goings-on.

Thanks for stopping by to peek into my life and work!

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March 13, 2009 - 1:25 pm

Wendy Z - Girl! You are so talented! :) I love your images!

August 5, 2010 - 1:52 pm

Priya - I’m a friend of Rachel Chan’s. Your photos are beautiful. I will definitely keep you in mind for future events for my family, friends, and of course myself! :-)

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