Haylee - Class of 2026
It feels almost impossible to believe that our Haylee is already a senior. As parents, it’s never easy to process how quickly these years fly by, but what a blessing it is to pause and capture this moment. We’ve been overwhelmed with the opportunity to take her senior pictures, not just because of the photos themselves, but because of the gift she is to us. Watching her step into this new season is both humbling and joy-filled, a reminder of God’s faithfulness and the blessing it is to see His plans unfold in her life.
Mr. and Mrs. Ready
On a beautiful summer day, August 22, 2025, Scarlett and Connor Ready said “I do” at the stunning Carolina Country Weddings venue. The setting couldn’t have been more perfect, with wide open skies, rolling countryside, and an atmosphere filled with family and friends.
The Photo That Changed Everything: How One Picture Sparked My Love for Aperture
When I (Jeff) was about six years old, my dad took a photo that, to this day, is etched in my memory. I didn't understand it at the time, but something about it felt magical. The background seemed soft, almost dreamy, and yet I was crystal clear. That photo made me pause. Even as a kid, I remember thinking, “How did the camera do that?”
See the World Like They Do: How Changing Your Perspective Transforms Your Photos
One of the simplest yet most powerful ways to capture meaningful photos of your children is to see life from their point of view.
When our kids are young—especially toddlers—the world looks entirely different to them than it does to us towering adults. If we want our photos to tell a richer, truer story, we have to be willing to bend down, kneel, or even lie flat on the ground to meet them at eye level.
Capturing the Run: How to Photograph Your Kids in Motion
Jeff still remembers seeing a photo as a kid that stopped him in his tracks—a bright race car, sharp and perfectly still, racing past a blur of colors and spectators. Everything else in the shot looked like it was moving at warp speed, but the car? Crisp and frozen in time. That photo left a mark.
Out of Auto: 5 Things We Wish We Knew When We Started Taking Photos of Our Kids
When we first got “real” cameras, we had one goal: to take better pictures of our kids. But like so many parents, we stuck it on Auto mode and hoped for the best. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes… not so much.
Welcome to Our Six Arrows Photography – Helping Parents Capture the Moments That Matter
As parents of six incredible kids, we know how fast the days go—how those tiny toes, gap-toothed smiles, and spontaneous giggles can feel like they slip through our fingers before we’re ready. That’s exactly why Our Six Arrows was born: out of a desire to slow time down just a little, and to help other parents do the same through the power of photography.