I’m Tracy Townsend — a Florida girl through and through, ice cream enthusiast (no such thing as a bad flavor), dog mama to four rescues, wife to my best friend of 19 years, and someone who believes the little moments are actually the big ones.
When I got married, I didn’t love our wedding photos. They felt rushed, incomplete — like a story half told. I didn’t want anyone else to feel that kind of ache. So I picked up a camera and started learning how to notice, how to slow down, how to make people feel seen. It became my way of healing and giving back at the same time.
And when I lost my dad and one of my dearest friends just months apart, photography shifted again. It became sacred. It helped me hold onto their laughter, their faces, the memories we made. That’s what I want to offer you: something real, something lasting, something you’ll pull out years from now and still feel all the love in it.
Why This Work Means Everything to Me
- KRISTEN & MATT
“Tracy went above and beyond. She was organized, calm during a storm (literally), and made us feel so comfortable. She captured every shot, every angle, and every emotion. Highly recommend!”
I’m the calm in the chaos, the easy energy in the room, the person who makes you laugh when you're nervous, and the one who notices when you need a quiet moment to breathe. I’m here to celebrate with you, cry with you, and honor this season of your life for everything it is.
Yes, I’ll pose you gently so you feel confident and natural. But more than that, I’ll capture the way your people love you. The way your story unfolds when you’re just being you.
elle & carson
“Tracy is an amazing photographer and her work speaks for itself! She is so sweet and makes you feel so comfortable! "
debbie
"We had special requests as well as our guests requests and Tracy didn't take just one picture but several so we/they could choose our favorite! "
I want you to feel like you’re in good hands. Like your memories matter. Because they do.
This isn’t just a job for me — it’s a love story, a connection, a way to say, “You were here. And it was beautiful.”