
Photo by Josephine Klein
About Me
HI! This is me: a photographer who didn't mean to become a photographer, but LOVES that she ended up here!
I got started with photography over a decade ago, capturing photos for my high school newspaper. My senior year I was the newspaper editor-in-chief and completed a senior project focused on photography, so I was quite literally always taking photos!
Then I went to college at Morehead State University, played soccer, and barely touched my camera. It wasn't until I transferred to the University of Kentucky in 2016 that I actually started taking photos regularly again. Two main events got me started: a friend's little sister planned a wedding in two weeks, and another friend's sister was getting proposed to and the soon-to-be fiancé wanted photos of the event! From there add in a bunch of grad photos, booking another wedding, second shooting for local photographers to gain experience, booking more solo weddings, and suddenly this little hobby of mine has become a real life business - Able Kind Photography, LLC.
Over the past 9 years I've been lucky enough to help celebrate hundreds of beautiful wedding days, and I've loved (and continue to love!) getting to capture the love between so many sweet couples.
I do still work full time as an electrical engineer at a firm in Louisville, KY while running this photography business, which is fun - I get to work in two completely different worlds and I love them both.
I was born and raised in Lexington, but now live in Louisville, Kentucky and absolutely love it! Ironically the very first time my now husband and I met, I told him I wanted to live in Louisville (which just so happens to be where he's from). Thankfully it all worked out and he is a JCPS high school math teacher, I work for an engineering firm that just so happened to have offices in both Lexington AND Louisville, and I get to capture wedding photos for couples across the state of Kentucky and beyond.
This business may have started accidentally, but what keeps it going is my love of people, my desire to serve, and a whole lot of hard work. I'm so thankful that I am able to exist in this space, and I hope you'll consider me if you're looking for a photographer!

Photo by Katelyn Conn (Katelyn V. Photography)

Photo by Katelyn Conn (Katelyn V. Photography)
