Hi, I'm cauanne.
wedding photographer and HOPELESS nostalgic SOUL.

BEHIND THE LENS

When I'm editing, I'm always listening to music. Music has the power to transport us to another time and place, to evoke deep emotions and stir the soul. And that's why I choose to have music on all of my blog posts, so that maybe you can feel a little bit of the emotions that were going on on that day. Speaking of music, I'm a huge swiftie, the crying-at-concerts type. To be honest I cry at every concert I go because I'm just very emotional. I'll also probably cry at your wedding because I'm a big fan of love. Cliche and cheesy but it's true. Once, during a mother-son first dance, the couple invited all the other parents to dance with their kids. There was a mother and daughter dancing, and I had to step outside, crying, I called my mom and told her how much I loved her and missed her.
That's me. Vegan, married, mother of two cats, and a big cry baby.

Vegan, an environmental advocate. I care deeply about social and justice inequality.

GET TO KNOW ME BETTER 

Q1.  What is your favorite line from any movie?

"I feel a little woozy here"

Q2.  What are your hobbies?

I have started too many - Watercolor, air dry clay, puzzles, playing piano, and recently I got into sewing! I also have two pen pals, which is not necessarily a hobby but it's something I've been loving it!

Q3.  What do you do when you're not at a wedding or editing?

I'm always watching a movie or a show, reading or sitting outside in the sun. And eating!! That's a big one. I love food more than anything.

Q4.  What's the strangest thing in your fridge?

Some candle leftovers in a film canister.

nstead staged shots, I document genuine, authentic moments that tell a story.

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I'm a silent observer, anticipating and capturing every moment, no matter how fleeting. I'm attuned to the smallest details, capturing the bride's dress, the groom's smile, and the guests' reactions. I like to believe my images are more than just snapshots; they are a visual representation of the love and commitment shared between two people, and everyone that loves them. I like to think I'm a memory keeper preserving the feeling of a couple's wedding day for generations to come.
I love the smell of rain, it's as if the rain is washing away all the worries and troubles of the day, I find the smell of rain is comforting and nostalgic, it's a cherished childhood memory that can transport us back to a simpler time, when the world was full of possibility and anything seemed possible.
I also love the city lights. There's something undeniably magical about that. It's hard not to feel a sense of awe and wonder as you gaze out at the stunning skyline. Each little light being one person, one life. I find it inspiring to think of all the stories out there.

When I'm editing, I'm always listening to music. Music has the power to transport us to another time and place, to evoke deep emotions and stir the soul. And that's why I choose to have music on all of my blog posts, so that maybe you can feel a little bit of the emotions that were going on on that day. Speaking of music, I'm a huge swiftie, the crying-at-concerts type. To be honest I cry at every concert I go because I'm just very emotional. I'll also probably cry at your wedding because I'm a big fan of love. Cliche and cheesy but it's true. Once, during a mother-son first dance, the couple invited all the other parents to dance with their kids. There was a mother and daughter dancing, and I had to step outside, crying, I called my mom and told her how much I loved her and missed her.
That's me. Vegan, married, mother of two cats, and a big cry baby.

I find the smell of rain is comforting and nostalgic, it's a cherished childhood memory that can transport us back to a simpler time, when the world was full of possibility and anything seemed possible.
I also love the city lights. There's something undeniably magical about that. It's hard not to feel a sense of awe  and wonder as you gaze out at the stunning skyline. Each little light being one person, one life. I find it inspiring to think of all the stories out there.