Hello. My name is Daphene, owner of Daphedills Photography. I am a wife to a loving husband, Brandon. Also I am THE mom to a super beautiful baby girl named Quinn. I am so delighted that you decided to stop by! Get ready for an adventure! I would love to show you my work, learning curves, and just about everything from the way I see the world, which happens to include the new exciting perspective of baby Quinn, whom I like to call HoneyBee. I hope you enjoy! More of my story is below.
Personally, I am addicted to taking pictures. This addiction started years ago with a tiny 35mm film camera. Everywhere there was a moment I was there to capture it. Since my family traveled quite a bit, that gave me extensive opportunities to make sure I "documented" everything. My friends knew that at any given moment they may be the subject of my "documentation". Now that years have passed and looking back on fond memories I realized one thing. I get it from my parents. No seriously, my mother has 20 (at last count) photo books and counting. My father dabbled in videography and photography as well but mother was never without her camera and still is not. Together they opened my world to a way that I can always have the people I love with me and I cherish that.
I have turned my hobby into a passion. It was only after my clients were having as much fun in front of the camera as I was behind it, did I feel like a photographer. I try very hard to deliver an experience that is professionally relaxed and artistically sophisticated. Photography to me is more than just the camera and the lighting. It's an intricate connection between the photographer and the subject, whatever or whoever it may be. It's capturing the present right before it becomes a memory.
Personally, I am addicted to taking pictures. This addiction started years ago with a tiny 35mm film camera. Everywhere there was a moment I was there to capture it. Since my family traveled quite a bit, that gave me extensive opportunities to make sure I "documented" everything. My friends knew that at any given moment they may be the subject of my "documentation". Now that years have passed and looking back on fond memories I realized one thing. I get it from my parents. No seriously, my mother has 20 (at last count) photo books and counting. My father dabbled in videography and photography as well but mother was never without her camera and still is not. Together they opened my world to a way that I can always have the people I love with me and I cherish that.
I have turned my hobby into a passion. It was only after my clients were having as much fun in front of the camera as I was behind it, did I feel like a photographer. I try very hard to deliver an experience that is professionally relaxed and artistically sophisticated. Photography to me is more than just the camera and the lighting. It's an intricate connection between the photographer and the subject, whatever or whoever it may be. It's capturing the present right before it becomes a memory.
