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what would happen if you lived as if true is better than safe?

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could
the true story
be more resourceful
than the safe story?

we make the photos
that hang in the homes
of people who are
done playing it safe.

Testimonials

BECCA!!!!!! I LOVE THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...I’m going to have to process these pics in my mind for a few days and then I’ll let you know what and how we are going to order. I’m obviously ordering all of them...These made me sentimental, so now I’m crying!
— Amy Denton
She always captures honesty. I was beautifully and heart-achingly surprised when I saw sadness in my own face in a photograph of me holding my newborn baby - that image helped me find gratitude after the fog of postpartum cleared.
— Sierra Waddell
Oh, thank you Rebecca. I love how you really photograph the person, I truly only see [my son] in these pics and that to me is what it is all about! I appreciate you being there for us!
— Kelly Ann Ifft
My kids were exactly who they are in real life, which showed in our pictures. Becca made them so comfortable and allowed them to be themselves.
— Lisa Tibbets, mother of three
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Let’s roll

We pick a time and location that are comfortable and beautifully lit.
We’ll shoot for 45-90 minutes.
I’ll be the biggest dork present.
A couple weeks later, you’ll get a gallery of images.
Taking your time, you’ll choose what you’d like to purchase.
You’ll proudly place your own face on your own wall.
You’ll remember who you are—brave.

Below you can watch the magic happen…
and see that it’s really not magic at all.
You’re the magic.

This film was created by John Warder. For the extended version click here.

Great news:
taking pictures doesn’t have to be stressful.

Like literally. It’s not a huge mountain to climb—it’s a process that we’ve studied, broken down, and made doable for anyone who is willing to do something brave.

More great news—we’re not keeping the process a secret! We have a FREE PDF—three pages full of practical, applicable content—so you can nail the process and get the pictures you need without the stress you fear.

Enter your name and email below, and you’ll have access to the free PDF!

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Rebecca Egger is an emotive portrait photographer based in Van Alstyne, Texas. Her unique cocktail of professional and personal experiences has sent her in urgent pursuit of empathy, frankness, and self-advocacy.

 

Experience

Sister, Daughter
Oct 1986 to present

Leadership Trainer
June 2004 to present

Portrait Photographer
April 2007 to present

Teacher
Aug 2009 to May 2016

Wife
July 2010 to present

Mother
Feb 2014 to present

Education

B.A. English Literature
Texas A&M University
2008

Skills

Empathy

Humor

Communication

Sensitivity

Introspection

Dorkiness

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