If you’re a true romantic planning a relaxed outdoor wedding surrounded by the people you love most, we’re likely kindred spirits.
I fell in love with photography at a young age — especially the art of creating beautiful, thoughtful portraits. Weddings are where that love fully comes alive. I’m drawn to the balance of it all: the sweeping story of the day and the quiet, intimate moments that unfold in between.
There’s something extraordinary about turning real life into something artful — and about helping my brides feel confident, radiant, and completely themselves.
My work is rich in color and grounded in natural light, with a refined, true-to-life finish. I photograph in both digital and film, layering depth and texture into your gallery in a way that feels intentional and elevated.
Throughout your day, I guide you with confidence and calm direction so you never feel unsure — while leaving space for the natural moments to unfold. The result is a collection of images that reflect not only how your wedding looked, but how deeply you loved and how beautifully you lived it.
I think of myself as a wedding photojournalist and creative director in one.
ABOUT LEANA MYRA
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sara & John (The knot)
She was there for everything, from helping me choose outfits for our engagement session to calming my nerves the morning of the wedding. She checked in, answered every text, and genuinely cared about how I was feeling, not just how the photos would turn out.
On the wedding day, she blended in so naturally with our families and friends that it felt like she had always been part of our lives. I trusted her completely. She knew when to step in and guide us, and when to quietly capture the moments unfolding on their own. Having her there made the entire experience more relaxed, more joyful, and honestly more meaningful.
Looking back at our photos, I don’t just see beautiful images — I see how comfortable and cared for we felt. And that’s because of her."
"From the very beginning, Leana didn’t feel like just another vendor — she felt like a true friend.
