About
I'm Anna Higgins
and I'm glad you're here.
I started taking photos in 2014, as a freshman in high school. I'm now 3 years out of college, and still taking photos. I love it more with each session.
I majored in architecture for a bit, but eventually got my bachelor's in creative media industries at Texas Tech, so that I could be a photographer (which is what I was doing long before college, lol). I worked in agriculture for a bit, and now I work at a bank, but I still have a drive to use my creativity to serve my clients, even if just in a part-time capacity.
I'm 26. I'm a West Texas native. I love to take walks, spend time with my friends and my family, make tea, watch Tim Burton movies and YouTube, play the piano (badly), listen to music I liked in 2014, read Agatha Christie and books about ballet, write in my journal, and take joy rides in my 4Runner.
My dad's recent death, as well as the even more recent cancer diagnosis of my brother, shaped me and altered me in many ways. Where I used to bring solely enthusiasm to my clients and sessions, I now bring the approach that we don't have much time with the people we love, so we need to make the most of it while we do. Now at weddings I snap a photo of the groom's little sister with their dad, because he may not be around to walk her down the aisle when it's her turn to get married. It's the in-between, usually unnoticed moments that, if photographed, can become someone's most special possession one day.
So while I still bring enthusiasm, I also cry during the father-daughter dances, and I take photos I wouldn't have taken before I knew grief. Know that if you book me, for any session, I'm going to create and document with the purpose of immortalizing what's important, and what will one day be important.
"Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men," Colossians 3:23
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"So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God." 1 Corinthians 10:31
