I. The nurse
She knows how to read a room.
Before she ever directed a shoot, Reagan learned to care for people as a nurse. It is work that teaches you to stay calm, to notice what nobody says out loud, and to make a stranger feel safe within minutes. On a session, that becomes ease: nervous couples relax, children warm up, and executives forget the camera is there.
II. The family woman
Family first. It shows in the work.
Family is the center of Reagan's world, which is why her family sessions never look like a lineup of matching outfits. She looks for the real thing instead: the hug that lasts a beat too long, the sibling laughing at the wrong moment, the quiet look between parents. Those are the frames that end up on the wall.
III. The traveler
She has chased light across the world.
An avid traveler, Reagan has walked the bridges of Florence at sunset, watched the Chicago skyline glow from a rooftop, and wandered old-town streets long after dark. Every trip sharpens her eye for how light falls on a place and the people in it. She brings that eye home to the Sonoran Desert.
IV. The adventurer
The best frame is one more step out.
Reagan is the first to say yes to an early alarm, a longer hike, or a back road that might lead somewhere beautiful. It is why her sessions rarely stop at the obvious overlook. If the light is better a little farther out, she will find the path.
Nursing taught her to notice people. Travel taught her to notice light. Love Lately is where the two meet.
Love Lately is named for the life you are living right now: the season you will want to remember exactly as it felt. Reagan's job is to make sure you always can.