Growing up on the Hi-Line in rural Northcentral Montana, Tiffany recalls her mother carrying around a point-and-shoot film camera wherever they went. Her mother would often take pictures along the gravel road on the way home of a sunset, interesting cloud, a tree, antelope...anything she wanted to keep a memory of in that moment. As Tiffany grew older, she began to appreciate those moments more and more and found herself capturing those same things that her mother loved.

I appreciate a good mix CD, campfires, brokle-faced calves, puns, a brewery beer, dapples and bays, barefooted babies, and wearing wool socks with my Birks.

My husband and I raise our 2 kids on the family farm and ranch near Glendive, Montana. I am inspired by the prairie and the life it supports--including our family and many others. I hope to share my passion through my photos of family agriculture, the hard-working western lifestyle, and the beauty of the little things that I am blessed to enjoy everyday. Much of my work includes four-legged critters, sagebrush, wildflowers, prairie skies, and amber waves of grain. My love for all of these things is reflected in my portrait photography style. My editing style is kind moody, kinda vintage, usually with a western flare.

It’s import to capture life’s smallest moments because, before we know it, they become our fondest memories. When you look back on these photos years later, I want you to remember how that moment felt to you and you can cherish that special season of your life forever.

Thank you for taking the time to visit my page. Please reach out with any questions, wild ideas, or special events you may be interested in having captured.

Happy trails,

Tiffany