2017 was equally the busiest yet most relaxing year since Kylee Ann Photography went full-time in 2013.
Not only was I pregnant for 38/52 weeks of 2017 while mommin’ two kids, but I traveled SO. dang. much. By the time I finished first trimester I had traveled to New York, Washington, North Carolina, California and St George. I hosted a Kylee Ann Sleepover in Alaska, took my family to Seaside, and traveled to Washington seven times (I think, but I lost track).
Meanwhile, I had a strong team back in Utah keeping things running every step of the way. I collected onesies and snapped photographs everywhere I went, but most importantly I captured real moments and told a lot of stories.
I started 2017 with some big goals, and a clear purpose: intentional storytelling.
I believe ANYONE can take a snapshot. I watched my 80 year old grandma do it last night with her cell phone camera. I believe MOST people can learn how to take an amazing picture. But real talent comes from finding and telling meaningful stories. And that’s what I strived to do every time I lifted my camera in 2017.
I’ve found more purpose in what I do for myself, my brides and my families. Because what we do as photographers matters.
This is my 2017 highlight reel of love stories – featuring couples in Washington, Alaska, North Carolina and of course, Utah































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Kylee is the owner and founder of Kylee Ann Studios, where she’s spent more than 15 years building a photography business rooted in creativity, connection, and serving her clients well. She’s a mom, business owner, and photographer who loves making people feel comfortable and capturing the real moments that make their stories unique.
She specializes in commercial and brand photography, family photography, weddings, seniors, newborns, and more throughout Cache Valley and Northern Utah.
December 28, 2017
Kylee Maughan