Hey there! I’m Caitlin, and I’ve had the privilege of growing up on a family-owned dairy farm in North Central Texas, where I developed a deep love for agriculture. I spent countless hours raising, showing, and even judging dairy cattle, both across the state and nationally in collegiate competitions.

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While my background is rooted in agriculture, photography began as a simple hobby. What started as an elective photography class quickly grew into a passion. I began taking senior photos for my friends, which expanded into multiple sessions each semester. Eventually, this hobby led to family photo shoots, and my love for photography took me on a national journey. I worked with a livestock photography company, capturing images at major shows like those in Denver, San Antonio, and Houston.

 

But more than anything, I’m grateful to be involved in the community that’s given me so much. I serve as the official photographer for the Erath County Jr. Livestock Show, where I’m also part of the media committee. Additionally, I photograph youth events for the Cowboy Capital Pro Rodeo Week, including Mutton Bustin’, Dummy Ropin’, the Queen Contest, the 5K, and the Parade. You’ll even catch me at events simply enjoying capturing the moment with my camera—because, to me, it’s about more than just taking photos; it’s about documenting memories that last forever.

 

I’m thankful for every opportunity I’ve had to photograph seniors, families, and community events, and I can’t wait to continue capturing moments that live on for generations.