Welcome to Twisted Tree Photography
Hello! My name is Shelby and I am a lifestyle and wedding photographer who is no stranger to dusty lenses, hours in front of the computer, heavy camera bags and missing lens caps.
I say this with a heart full of joy, dusty lenses mean, I have spent time in the places I love, photographing the western way of life. Dust can only be made by moving, by creating, by stirring things up and following our hearts.
Hours in front of the computer mean I get to work on and edit photos for my wonderful clients. I spend this time making sure that each frame is one that will be loved for years to come.
As for my heavy camera bags well, I have gotten smarter about that one. After years of shooting, I have learned how to pack exactly what I need. Like. They say, work smarter… not harder.
Missing lens caps? I consider this a sign of an adventure, of a day well spent capturing life in all its beauty.
From love and celebration on your special day, to the incredible bond of horse and rider, or the capturing of a special chapter in your life, I am here for you. Here to create, to photograph and to help you keep these memories close to your heart.
“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving.
What you have caught on film is captured forever…
It remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.”
— Aaron Siskind
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Meet the Gal behind the Camera
One of life’s many treasures has always been the preservation of life’s precious moments. I look at what I do as more than just taking a quick snapshot. Being able to be a part of your day I not only get to celebrate with you but I also get to provide a means for you to cherish some of your most precious memories for years to come. Being able to truly capture the feelings and movements of the day will ensure that you will be able to reflect on the many emotions and joys of your special day! I have been involved in the wedding industry, photography specifically since I was about 12 years old (granted I was more of a "bag girl") I did learn an abundance. Having branched out on my own in the last few years I have grown an even greater passion for what I do.