For moments that don’t ask to be noticed—
but are the ones you’ll return to.
I grew up around photographs—
old prints from my grandmother, albums my mom carefully put together.
The kind you flip through years later, noticing more each time.
I was always drawn to the quieter moments in them.
The in-between. The unposed. The way people were with each other when they weren’t trying to be anything else.
That way of seeing has stayed with me.
Weddings move quickly.
So much happens all at once—
and just as much happens quietly underneath it all.
My approach is rooted in observation.
I’m not there to turn your day into something it’s not,
but to notice what’s already unfolding—honestly and with intention.
The moments that don’t ask to be documented,
but end up meaning the most.
"We did an engagement shoot first with her and the end result made us even more confident that we chose the right person. These wedding photos not only collected the perfectly present moments, but also the raw emotion of our perfect day."
Love Notes / Kasandra + Sam
"From the moment we met her, her professionalism, knowledge of the whole process, and warm and friendly nature made us feel completely at ease. She truly understood the emotions and key moments of a wedding day, capturing everything that was important to us without us even having to ask."
Love Notes / Jamie + Diego
"It was as if she was a close lifelong friend just out with us for a day with a camera"
Love Notes / The Mahakam Family
"Blair is absolutely PHENOMENAL!!! We have cried over these pictures and how beautifully our day was captured. I think our portraits should be in a wedding magazine! There are some pictures we said “we didn’t even know she was by us and got that shot!”
Love Notes / Ashley + Dre
"She’s kind, fun, and deeply passionate about both her clients and her art."
Love Notes / Audra + Marc Riner
Hi, I’m Blair—a wedding photographer based in Spokane and Coeur d’Alene.
The way I see it, a wedding day is meant to be lived, not managed. I approach each day with a documentary mindset—observing rather than directing, and allowing moments to unfold naturally without interruption.
I move quietly through the day, paying attention to real interactions, in-between moments, and the subtle details that often go unnoticed but end up meaning the most.
Inspired by the feel of film and a sense of nostalgia, the images are created to feel honest and enduring—so when you return to them, it feels like stepping back into the day itself.
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