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Smiles, Laughs, Awkward Free

Let’s be honest, almost everyone can become a little nervous when they know a camera pointing at them. You start wondering what to do with your hands, your smile feels forced, and you worry you won't look like you. At Courts Takes Photography, we easily take all that awkwardness away, while capturing real moments, natural laughs, smiles and genuine connection.

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Family Photography

Skip the stress of trying to get everyone to sit perfectly still. Our family photography sessions in the Osceola area are designed to capture your family’s real dynamic, chaotic energy, and genuine laughs. We’ll choose a beautiful local backdrop whether that’s a favorite park in Mishawaka or the comfort of your own backyard and create timeless portraits you’ll cherish forever.

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Wedding Photography

Your wedding day is a whirlwind of emotion, and you shouldn't have to spend it worrying about the camera. Serving couples from Elkhart to Mishawaka and beyond, we capture the raw, unscripted magic of your big day from the tearful first looks to the chaotic energy of the dance floor. You get a stress-free experience and a gorgeous wedding gallery that lets you relive the day forever.

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Newborn Photography

Those first few weeks pass by in a beautiful blur. Our newborn photography services bring a gentle, slow-paced, and entirely comfortable approach to capturing your newest addition. Whether we are shooting in the comfort of your home in Granger or a cozy space in South Bend, we prioritize safety and comfort to document those fleeting, tender early days.

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About me

I’m 32, and for exactly half of my life, I’ve had a camera within arm’s reach. What started as a hobby in high school, eventually led me to photography school, and where I am today. For me, this isn't a "gig" or a job I clock out of. It’s how I’ve processed the world since I was 16. Even when I’m not being paid to take photos, I’m usually looking at the light in a room or framing a shot in my head. I love the technical side I learned over the years, but I love the way a great photo feels even more. I’m just lucky I get to do this every day.

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