A Little About Me....


Creative | Passionate | Intentional | Personable
Lifestyle photographer


Braylee Adkins

Photography has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up showing Beefmaster cattle and competing in photography through 4-H and FFA, so both agriculture and photography have always been a big part of who I am. While life took me in different directions for a little while, I recently picked my camera back up and quickly remembered just how much I truly love it. I’ve always been the friend and family member with a camera in hand—the one documenting the little moments, big milestones, and everything in between.


After high school, I attended and graduated from Tarleton State University, and it was during that season of life that I met my husband, Hunter, while working at McCoy’s Building Supply. College also brought me my Jagger Bob, my first dog and, without a doubt, my first baby. He has been by my side through so many seasons and is such a special part of our little family. Since then, Hunter and I have gotten married, built a life together, and are now so excited to be expecting our first baby and stepping into this new chapter together.


There is something so special to me about capturing people exactly as they are and preserving the feeling of a moment through an image. Even now, I can look back at my own wedding photos and remember exactly how I felt in those moments. That feeling is the heart behind why I do what I do. I’m incredibly passionate about creating images that are more than just beautiful pictures—I want them to take you back. Memories may fade with time, but a photograph can bring you right back to a moment, a feeling, or a season of life.


That is what makes photography so meaningful to me. I want to capture the genuine smiles, the messy moments, the quiet ones, the big celebrations, and all the little details you may not realize you’ll want to remember someday. I’m dedicated to capturing life’s most precious memories for you in a way that feels genuine, meaningful, and true to you—so years from now, you can look at an image and remember not just what life looked like, but exactly how it felt. ♡