Kim - Owner & Lead Photographer
Welcome to my corner of the internet.
I photograph weddings the way I wish more of them were remembered — with quiet light, a fashion pulse, and an eye for the small, unrepeatable moments that sit just outside the frame of a traditional wedding album.
Count in Threes is built for couples who've thought carefully about their day. The flowers were chosen for a reason. The dress is the right dress. The venue was a year of decisions. My work is to meet that intentionality with photographs that feel like the day itself: refined, unhurried, alive.
Over the last 7 years, I've photographed more than 275 weddings across the U.S. — part documentary, part editorial, always built around what's actually happening in front of me. My approach is calm and unhurried, so you can stay present in your own day while I work quietly around you. I'm based between Northwest Arkansas and Washington, DC, and I shoot weddings across both regions and beyond.
Off the clock, I'm a wife and mom to a goofball toddler, and someone who believes a wedding is one of the most generous things two people can do for the people they love. Because to me, photography isn't about transactions — it's about trust, connection, and creating something that will outlive trends and timelines.
On the wedding day, I work closely with the planners and creative partners who make it run — I believe the best wedding photographs come from a day that's well-held. My couples tend to be people who care deeply about design, who are building something personal rather than performative, and who want a photographer who can move through a wedding day without ever being the loudest thing in the room.
I'm endlessly inspired by historical architecture, fashion, and design, and I bring that same appreciation for detail into every frame I create. (I also have a soft spot for a great pair of heels and a timeless handbag — some habits never fade.)
My work has been featured in Style Me Pretty, Carats & Cake, Loverly, Wezoree, and 100 Layer Cake, and I've photographed at venues including The Ringling, Race & Religious, and The Hermitage Hotel.
As Count in Threes has grown, I've been intentional about who I bring into it — and Alex is someone whose eye and instincts I trust completely. He's my associate photographer and second shooter, there to make sure nothing gets missed on a full wedding day, and to capture the angles and quiet moments happening just outside my frame.
Some couples have Alex lead their day entirely. He's a genuinely gifted photographer who shoots with the same documentary heart and editorial eye that define Count in Threes.
Alex - Associate Photographer
The person I trust beside me
I came to photography as an artist first. A camera was the tool that finally let me take a moment, or a detail, and hold onto it — and that's still what pulls me to weddings.
The weddings I love most feel lived in: where the details were chosen with care, where nothing is performative. My eye goes to the moments where emotion runs highest — the loud, room-filling joy and the quiet, tearful ones in equal measure. Photographs are how we relive those feelings later; my job is to make sure they're there to be relived.
I joined Count in Threes because the work felt like a kindred eye — the same attention to light, design, and the unrepeatable detail. Off the clock, I'm at home with my wife Jessica and our two corgis, usually with my hands in something: the garden, a craft project, whatever's in season. I think the instinct that makes a good photographer is the same one that makes a gardener: you have to actually look at what's in front of you.
"She went above and beyond to ensure every detail was captured for our rehearsal dinner, welcome cocktail reception, and full wedding day. "
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"Both her work and the career she’s built are brave, inspiring, and stunning. We couldn’t imagine our day without her."
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"The whole collection is an editorial and candid twist on the traditional wedding photos we wanted, which will never go out of style."
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