Passionate about deep connection, I approach your session with an eye for detail and an excitement for capturing the soul of your relationship with timeless imagery.
Hannah Nichol
About
As a young mother my Mom would go visit a few neighbors on occasion. Check in on them, see how they were doing. When she did my Grandpa Z would take my twin brother and I on the feed truck to "help" him with chores.
The hum of the engine and sound of the mooing cows and cheerful birds would put my brother and I to sleep in a jiffy!
My blue eyes, straight brown hair, the soft curvature of my face my Grandpa Z prayed I would have as he would kneel on his knees and ask God to give my mother a daughter just like her.
Love is a Legacy.
At the age of 48 my Grandpa Z was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease. This disease breaks down the muscles. you would rarely not see my grandpa wearing irrigation boots; boots that gave his legs the strength his muscles couldn't give.
After a long seventeen year fight, my grandpa passed away.
I was eighteen months old when he passed, I don't remember him taking me on the feed truck driving around the farm. However, I see him everyday. I know his strength through my Dad. His voice through my Grandma. His faith through my resemblance to my Mom. His face through pictures.
remembering him
Creating Photos that Last Longer than a Lifetime is My Goal For Every Session I Photograph.
Capturing photos is how I give, what has given me my Grandpa
When I'm not doing photography, you can find me on a lake, feeling the force of wind greet me wake boarding, trying to become an avid reader, or dancing in sky tears when rain visits Utah.
I love snail mail- maybe it's the slower pace of the sentiment, or the thoughtful time required to write a card, but putting a stamp and envelope in the mailbox is my favorite!
Hannah Nichol
THINGS I'm INTO RIGHT NOW:
Cooking
Spray Tanning ( Haha, the only thing that can truly tan this fair skin is sunshine!)
