HEY! I’M AIMEE
A PORTLAND, MAINE BASED FILM PHOTOGRAPHER & ARTIST


Born and raised in Georgia, I found my way to Maine by way of a life changing romance in New York City.  I've been an artist my whole life, experimenting with textiles, clay, and cameras, inspired by both the real and the surreal.  For me, photography is a celebration of the fullness of life: the texture of lived-in spaces, unexpected bursts of color, heart-stopping vows, the warmth of everyday rituals.


I work primarily with 35mm and 120mm film as a way of slowing down and paying attention. My collection of analog cameras further shape my process through limitations, technicalities and surprises. I find that my creative approach thrives through observation over direction. I want to honor what naturally unfolds, offering guidance only when needed.


Aristotle taught that the whole surpasses the sum of its parts, and I believe your life does the same — each moment composing a larger, more beautiful work of art. So whether it's your dream wedding day or an afternoon together in the kitchen, my wish is to make pictures that feel honest and vibrant.





A woman walks next to her new husband through the outdoors in the late summer on a black and white film photo in Portland, Maine.
Self portrait of the artist in a window reflecting the ocean and mountains and boats in the back ground and also a person through the window
A meadow of wild flowers growing lush in the summer and a forest full of trees in the distance. All the plants are leaning towards the sun.
A tall single yellow flower shines in between taller pine trees and a distant island off the coast of Rockland, Maine.
Self portrait of the artist on black and white film at home in the mirror with stripe patterns highlighted throughout the frame.
Tortoise house cat poses on the stairs in a coastal home near Rockland, Maine.
Two people on a boat during the sunset in front of a small island off the coast of midcoast Maine in the late summer on film.