Some weekends don't need an itinerary or draw numbers, or timers. They just need good friends, a campfire, kids running barefoot until dusk, marshmallows that are a little too toasted, fishing poles resting on the edge of a quiet pond, and laughter that carries long after the sun disappears. This past weekend, a group of friends, people who usually spend their weekends together at barrel races, traded arena dirt for the peaceful pace of Clay's Resort in Ohio. The horses stayed home, but the...

There are some stories that begin long before a baby ever arrives. Over the past months, I’ve had the honor of documenting pieces of life with the Parsons family through my year-long documentary project, Where Life Grows. From muddy boots and chore time to quiet moments between sisters, newborn lambs, horses in the pasture, and the everyday beauty of farm life . This project has never simply been about photographs. It has been about preserving a season of life exactly as it is. And now, a...

There are days that feel a little more like childhood than others. This was one of them. Piggie Zoomies Audrey and Elena spent the day with their Stockman’s Club project pigs, Cookie and Indy, and if you’ve never watched pigs get the zoomies, you’re missing out. It’s equal parts chaos and comedy, and I couldn’t help but laugh behind the camera as the girls ran alongside them, trying to keep up. But beneath the laughter, there’s something more. There’s responsibility. There’s care. There’s...