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Cibolo Nature Center Engagement Session

Duncan and Macie’s Boerne Parks engagement session was so beautiful! Cibolo Nature Center is a photographer’s dream! Everything about the scenery there is gorgeous which makes it hard to take a photo that doesn’t look stunning. I just love the way Duncan and Macie’s outfits complement the scenery around them. Taking into account the location when you choose your session outfit is so important!

Duncan and Macie were so much fun to photograph and I loved that they brought their pups along! One of my favorite parts of being a photographer is being able to capture the way people feel in a photograph. And the smiles on their faces say it all, these two are truly in love.

Keep scrolling to see more from their session!

I hope you love these Cibolo Nature Center engagement session photos as much as I do! Want to book me for a couples session like this, an engagement, or a wedding? Click here! I can’t wait to meet you!

Kind Words

“We are so pleased with our engagement photos! Lois is a professional. She had tons of patients with us and she had a lot of great ideas that helped us tremendously. The photos are beautiful! I would definitely recommend Lois to anyone who is looking for a photographer. Thank you Lois!

-Rene Rodriguez

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editorial WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER IN SAN ANTONIO

Hi, I’m Lois

Long before I ever photographed a wedding, I was the kid in Oregon who noticed everything. When I picked up a camera, I became fascinated with angles, perspective, and preserving what was already happening while interpreting moments the way I saw them.

Photography, for me, has always been about observing what’s already there and preserving it with care. Growing up as one of eight children, the daughter of Romanian immigrants who built everything from the ground up, I learned to notice the quiet moments inside the chaos.

I was always drawn to creative ways of interpreting emotion, whether through music—I studied viola and piano in college—or through a camera. Those are the moments that matter most to me: the ones where connection becomes obvious without anyone trying too hard.






Photography has always felt like an extension of how I move through the world

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