I’M PAMELA,
A FEELINGS-FIRST PHOTOGRAPHER

I’m a hybrid film and digital wedding photographer drawn to quiet, in-between moments and vintage analog film photography. My work is rooted in a cinematic and emotionally grounded approach, capturing not only how your wedding looked but how it felt. I believe photographs are more than images; they’re artifacts of a life lived, meant to be revisited for generations.

My connection to photography began early, documenting family trips with my dad’s old Nikon film camera. The photos we took are some of my most treasured possessions, and that perspective has shaped how I approach my work today.

On a wedding day, my priority is observing and documenting what unfolds naturally, while stepping in with gentle direction when needed. I’ll guide you through portraits in a way that feels fun and true to you, while creating space for real moments to happen without interruption.

My goal is for you to feel fully present in your day, knowing that everything meaningful is being captured with care, intention, and an editorial eye. Long after the day has passed, my hope is that your photographs become part of your family’s history—the images you’ll return to again and again, each time feeling something a little different.

MY APPROACH

FUN FACTS ABOUT ME

  • pamela tatz drinking coffee on a sidewalk

    I can almost always be found with a coffee in hand. Coffee is a necessity.

  • two kittens playing

    I have two cats: Mika and Momo. They’re known for demanding attention during video calls.

  • Group of young people sitting in front of a golden temple

    I love solo traveling. Whenever I can put together one or two free weeks, I try to go on an adventure. (Also, the story behind this photo is hilarious—ask me if you want to know!)

  • I’m engaged to a lovely man named Blake, who will be mortified when he discovers that I chose this photo of him for my website. 😈 But doesn’t he look happy???

  • I’m a huge Lord of the Rings fan! The highlight of 2026 so far for me was visiting the Hobbiton set in New Zealand.

  • Bowl of noodle soup with meat and greens on a street food table, motorcycle with hanging bags and a vendor preparing food in the background.

    I’m one of those people whose phone is filled with pictures of food. I’m also not sorry about it, and I look at them all the time.

TESTIMONIALS.

  • Two women in wedding attire sharing a kiss on a balcony by the water, holding drinks.

    Pamela is way more than a photographer. She is a hype woman, a confidant, a friend, and a brilliant artist. She is so great at making everyone feel so comfortable and beautiful in their own skin. If you can get her, BOOK HER!

    Samantha & Solange (wedding)

  • Woman standing in a field of yellow wildflowers with arms raised under a blue sky.

    Pamela is so incredibly gifted and such a loving person. Getting photos taken with her was an honor. She makes you feel comfortable.

    Dee (portraits)

  • A couple smiling and embracing each other, holding a large bouquet of purple flowers, standing in front of a building with greenery.

    She has a natural gift for making a stressful and emotional day very relaxed and enjoyable. And that truly brought out the best in us!

    Alexis & Neil (elopement)

  • A person kneels on a beach proposing to another person, who appears surprised and emotional, near a rocky cliff and ocean waves.

    We had such an organic, warm, and fun experience with Pamela. She is so talented and helped make an already important day that much more special.New List Item

    Gianna & McKenzie (proposal)