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I am a Midwesterner living in Colorado, spreading the Minnesota dialect one “uff da” at a time.


I grew up along the Mississippi River, spending an equal number of years in Minnesota and Wisconsin—or “Minnesconsin,” as I fondly call it. My childhood and teenage years were filled with apple picking, swimming in the river, and exploring the bluffs that stood guard on either side of it. Somewhere along the way, I developed a deep love for nature and the places that make us stop and take notice.


I attended Winona State University in Minnesota, just twenty minutes from home, where I graduated with majors in Advertising and Photography and a minor in Fine Arts.


Shortly after college, I journeyed west to Colorado, where I met my husband, Jeremiah. These days, we have a wonderfully full house here in Colorado: our beautiful adopted daughter, three dogs, two bunnies, and a cat.


It's a little chaotic, a little cozy, and exactly where I'm meant to be.

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Couple posing together on sandy beach in front of iconic Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach, Oregon on a sunny day.
Woman in straw hat breastfeeding baby on lounge chair at tropical beach resort with palm trees.
A smiling couple poses outdoors near a wooden fence, man in blue suit with bow tie, woman in green dress wearing a ring.
Close-up black and white photo of a sleeping baby's tiny hand with a pacifier in the background.
A black and white rabbit pair cuddle together on wood shavings in their enclosure.
Two people walking along the scenic San Antonio River Walk canal path with a bridge and lush greenery in the background.
Three dogs wearing red Christmas bandanas sit in front of a decorated Christmas tree with stockings on the wall.
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Why Photography?


There are a lot of things in life that can take us back in time—a song, a book, the way a particular candle smells, a certain food, and, among so many other things, a photograph.


Photographs are flat little time capsules. They hold memories of a person, a place, or a moment, allowing us to return to them years later. Photography can also give people a glimpse of places they may never otherwise have the opportunity to see.

But I never wanted to simply take photographs. I want my photographs to have meaning.


These days, that means a lot of photographs of my daughter, but it goes beyond that. I want people to be able to look at one of my photographs during their darkest moments and remember that there is still beauty in this world. I want them to remember that beyond the walls of whatever difficult situation they're facing, the sun is still rising on another day.


I want my photographs to give people a reason to take a fresh breath.


And I want them to make a difference.


That's why 10% of the product cost from every purchase is donated to that month's featured organization. If a photograph can bring someone a moment of peace, remind them of a beautiful place, or simply make their day a little brighter, I'd like its impact to extend beyond the walls where it's hanging.


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I believe photographs can do more than decorate a wall—they can remind us of the people, places, and things worth protecting. That's why 10% of the product cost from every purchase is donated to that month's featured organization.


I've carefully selected these organizations with three things in mind: inclusivity, conservation, and community. Each organization is doing work that I believe is meaningful and worthy of support, and I want your purchase to contribute to something beyond simply bringing a photograph into your home. Each month, a different organization is selected to receive the donations from that month's purchases. For example, 10% of the product costs from all June purchases goes to The Trevor Project. This means that when you purchase from Imbeccable Images, you know exactly which organization your purchase is helping support.


I also believe in keeping this part of the business open to conversation. If you have questions about how the donations work, concerns about an organization featured here, or suggestions for an organization you think would be a good fit, I'd genuinely love to hear from you.



You can reach me directly at photography@imbeccableimages.com

January
human trafficking prevention month
february
library lover's month
march
women's history month
April
earth month
may
mental health awareness month
june
pride month
July
wild about wildlife month
august
clear the shelters month
september
baby safety month
october
domestic violence awareness month
november
military family month
december
write.a business plan month

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Still a little nervous about spending your hard-earned dollars with a small photography business? Fair enough! Take a look at what past customers have to say.


(And no, I didn't purposefully omit bad reviews. Go ahead, check Facebook and Google—you won't find one.)

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Testimonials

Brittany | Lustre Print

"I FINALLY got a frame for the owl picture, and I LOVE it! It's hanging up in my kitchen next to my plants and my coffee cups."

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Amy


"Rebecca was personable, professional, and very timely."

tisha


"I used Imbeccable Images now for the 2nd time. Rebecca is the most friendly, easy-going person. She truly went above and beyond to prepare and make sure everything went well... with printing. Overall, I would recommend Imbeccable Images to anyone really! Affordable, friendly, and efficient, what more could you want?"

RIAM


"I’m in love with pictures..Rebecca is so professional and nice."