Service areas
Utah Photography Locations
I’m based in South Weber and serve communities across Northern Utah’s Wasatch Front, Cache Valley, Salt Lake County, Utah County, and beyond.
Where I photograph
Utah photo locations I know well.
If you are wondering where photos should happen, start here. I’ve gathered notes for the cities I photograph most often, with ideas for light, season, scenery, and the kinds of sessions that tend to work well there. Planning a smaller wedding on public land? Read the Utah elopement locations and permits guide.
Weber County
Farr West
Farr West has a rural, wide-open feel that’s hard to find this close to Ogden.
Harrisville
Harrisville has a unique charm — it’s a small city with deep roots, sitting right where suburban neighborhoods meet open agricultural land and foothill access.
Hooper
I make the short drive out from the Ogden area because this landscape is genuinely one of my favorites to shoot in.
North Ogden
North Ogden sits right at the base of Ben Lomond Peak, and that mountain backdrop gives us something most cities can’t offer — dramatic alpine scenery within minutes of quiet, tree-lined neighborhoods.
Ogden
From the brick-lined character of Historic 25th Street to the sweeping foothill views above the east bench, Ogden is where I do my best work.
Plain City
Plain City has a character all its own — wide agricultural fields, big sky views, quiet country roads, and a rural pace that makes every session feel relaxed and genuine.
Pleasant View
Pleasant View sits right at the base of Ben Lomond Peak, where the Wasatch foothills meet tidy neighborhoods and open space.
Riverdale
Riverdale sits in a sweet spot — just south of Ogden with easy access to the Weber River corridor, mountain views, and quiet parks that feel worlds away from the commercial strip along Riverdale Road.
Roy
Between the parks, the fields, and the family-centered neighborhoods, Roy gives me everything I need to create images that feel genuine and look beautiful.
South Ogden
Between the Nature Park, Beus Pond, and the tree-lined streets climbing toward the Wasatch, this city gives me beautiful options for every kind of session.
Washington Terrace
It’s the kind of place where kids ride bikes until the streetlights come on and neighbors actually know each other, and that warmth shows up in every session I shoot here.
West Haven
West Haven is one of those places that doesn’t shout for attention — it just delivers.
Davis County
Bountiful
Whether you’re on the valley floor or up near the foothills, this city delivers stunning settings for every type of session.
Centerville
Centerville is one of those perfectly positioned communities — tucked against the east bench with canyon access just minutes away and the valley stretching out below.
Clearfield
Clearfield is one of those solid, unpretentious communities where tree-lined parks meet wide neighborhood streets, and the evening light rolls in warm and golden from the west.
Clinton
This is a town with wide-open skies, mature trees lining quiet streets, and enough breathing room to make every session feel unhurried.
Farmington
Farmington is one of those rare spots where the Wasatch mountains feel close enough to touch, the wetlands stretch out to the west, and charming neighborhoods connect it all.
Fruit Heights
Nestled against the foothills between Kaysville and Bountiful, Fruit Heights offers some of the most stunning elevation and mountain access in the county.
Kaysville
It has the feel of a small, close-knit community while being perfectly positioned in the middle of Davis County with easy access to everything.
Layton
It’s one of the most versatile cities I shoot in, and I love working here because every session can feel completely different from the last.
North Salt Lake
I work here regularly and I know exactly where the light does its best work in every season.
South Weber
I live and work nearby, so I know this area intimately — where the light falls, which trails stay calm on busy evenings, and exactly when the foothills turn gold.
Sunset
Sunset is a small, tight-knit town that often gets overlooked, but that’s part of what I love about it.
Syracuse
Syracuse is one of those quietly stunning places where wide-open farmland meets the Great Salt Lake shoreline, and the sunsets are the kind that stop you mid-sentence.
West Point
I work in the area regularly and I know where to be when the light is at its best.
Woods Cross
I work here regularly and I know where the light behaves and where the best backdrops hide.
Box Elder County
Brigham City
Brigham City is the kind of place where mountain peaks, orchards, and small-town charm all come together — and that combination creates portrait settings that are hard to beat.
Perry
Tucked between Brigham City and Willard along the I-15 corridor, Perry offers orchard-lined roads, mountain views, and a peaceful, small-town feel that translates beautifully into portraits.
Willard
Willard sits right along the edge of Willard Bay with the Wasatch Range rising to the east — a setting that gives us water, mountains, and open sky all in one frame.
Cache County
Hyrum
If you’re ready for images that feel real and look beautiful, let’s talk.
Logan
Logan is one of those special places that combines small-city culture with jaw-dropping mountain scenery.
North Logan
North Logan has a wonderful balance — close enough to Logan and USU for convenience, but with a quieter, more residential feel that makes it perfect for photography.
Providence
Providence sits right against the mountains with some of the most beautiful light in the valley, and I never get tired of working here.
Smithfield
It’s one of those places that feels like a step away from everything while still being close to whatever you need.
Salt Lake County
Cottonwood Heights
This city sits at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon, which means you get the best of both worlds — quiet, beautiful neighborhoods with mountain access literally minutes away.
Draper
Draper is one of those places that makes my job feel unfair — in the best possible way.
Herriman
Why Herriman stands out for photography Herriman sits at the southwestern corner of the Salt Lake Valley, pushed right up against the Oquirrh foothills.
Holladay
I make the drive down from Ogden, about 35 to 40 minutes on I-15, and the moment I hit the Holladay streets with those mountain views in every direction, I know the session is going to be good.
Midvale
I make the drive down from Ogden (about 30 minutes on I-15), and Midvale’s combination of established neighborhoods, urban texture, and canyon proximity makes it an incredibly versatile place to photograph.
Millcreek
Millcreek is one of those communities that quietly has everything — diverse neighborhoods, incredible canyon access, and a creative, independent spirit that sets it apart from the surrounding cities.
Murray
I make the drive down from Ogden regularly, about 35 minutes on I-15, because Murray clients are some of my favorites and the locations here deliver every single time.
Riverton
I make the drive down from Ogden regularly (about 40 minutes on I-15), and Riverton’s mix of newer neighborhoods, open space, and mountain proximity makes it one of my favorite areas to work in.
Salt Lake City
I make the 30-minute drive down I-15 from my home base in Ogden regularly because this city offers a depth and diversity of backdrops that no other location in the state can match.
Sandy
Sandy holds a special spot on my shooting map — it’s where the city meets the mountains in the most dramatic way, with the Wasatch Front rising right out of the neighborhoods along Wasatch Boulevard.
South Jordan
South Jordan is a community that’s grown into one of the most family-friendly cities along the Wasatch Front — beautiful parks, thriving neighborhoods, and a backdrop of mountains on all sides.
South Salt Lake
South Salt Lake is one of the most underrated spots in the metro area — it’s got grit, character, and a creative energy that’s been building for years.
Taylorsville
Taylorsville is a community that doesn’t get the credit it deserves — it’s diverse, family-oriented, and full of parks and green spaces that make beautiful settings for photography.
West Jordan
West Jordan is one of Utah’s largest and most diverse cities, packed with parks, open space, and a community feel that comes through in every session I shoot here.
West Valley City
West Valley is the second-largest city in Utah, and it’s one of the most diverse and dynamic communities along the Wasatch Front.
Utah County
Alpine
I work with families, seniors, maternity clients, wedding couples, and businesses throughout Alpine and the surrounding area.
American Fork
I drive down from South Weber regularly to photograph families, weddings, engagements, maternity sessions, seniors, and real estate photography in American Fork and the surrounding area.
Cedar Hills
It’s tucked right against the mountains between Highland and Pleasant Grove, the neighborhoods are gorgeous, and the views from almost anywhere in town are the kind you don’t get tired of.
Eagle Mountain
I’ll be honest, Eagle Mountain wasn’t really on my radar a few years ago.
Highland
Highland is one of those quiet, beautiful places that doesn’t scream for attention but absolutely deserves it.
Lehi
Maybe it’s the fact that Thanksgiving Point exists and is basically a photographer’s playground.
Lindon
Lindon is one of those cities that a lot of people drive through without realizing how great it actually is for photos.
Mapleton
Mapleton — orchard country at the base of the mountain Mapleton sits right where the valley floor meets Maple Mountain, and that transition zone is pure gold for photography.
Orem
I’m a South Weber-based photographer who works all over Utah County, and Orem is one of those cities I genuinely look forward to shooting in.
Payson
Payson has character — like, genuine, lived-in, this-place-has-stories character.
Pleasant Grove
I drive down from South Weber to photograph families, weddings, engagements, maternity sessions, seniors, and real estate photography in Pleasant Grove and the surrounding area.
Provo
I make the trip down from South Weber because this city gives me so much to work with.
Salem
And it’s drop-dead gorgeous in a way that bigger cities just can’t replicate.
Santaquin
Santaquin is the farthest south I regularly travel in Utah County, and honestly, I wish more people knew what a hidden gem this place is for photos.
Saratoga Springs
I remember the first time I scouted locations out here and thinking, wait, there’s a literal lake AND mountain views AND gorgeous parks?
Spanish Fork
I’m based in South Weber (up near Ogden) but I work throughout Utah County, and Spanish Fork has this energy that I really dig.
Springville
Springville has this creative energy that I honestly didn’t expect the first time I drove down.
Vineyard
Now it’s full of young families, brand-new parks, and Utah Lake views that make my job almost unfairly easy.