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About Lucky Foot

Why Lucky Foot?

The Lucky Foot name was born from the symbolic nature of rabbits.

 

Spinny, my first bunny, hopped into my world when my husband (then boyfriend) embarked on his journey at the Naval Academy. Being in a fragile state, my parents finally allowed me to adopt the bunny I had been begging for since childhood.

 

It didn't take long to realize that unlike dogs, rabbits don't readily surrender their trust. Instead, it's a patient, gentle process of building a truly special connection—a process that resonates deeply with me in the business of milestone photography.

 

As the world shifted with the onset of COVID, I introduced Genny to our cozy family. Like Spinny before her, she reminded me that the art of connection unfolds slowly. Over a year later, I still find myself struggling to build a meaningful bond with her—it's an ever-present reminder of the quiet, enduring strength found in genuine connections.

 

Lucky Foot isn't merely a name; it encapsulates the careful process it takes to cultivate a profound, trusting relationship with my clients. Just as the hushed bonding with my bunnies, I aim to create an atmosphere of trust and assurance, ensuring that you feel safe as we embark on the journey of preserving your most treasured memories.

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In this exploration, my little family—my husband, Spinny, and Genny—stands as a testament to the fleeting nature of time. At Lucky Foot Photography, we don't just capture moments; we cradle them in companionship and the enduring grace found in life's tenderest details.

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Spinny

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Genny

The Photographer

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Hi, I'm Lauren!
(she/her/hers)

A few fun facts about me

I married the first boy I ever fell in love with! My husband Sam and I were only 15 when we started dating. We got married at 22.

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My husband Sam and I on the beach in northern Michigan in 2023

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Every summer I race in two long distance sailboat races with my brother and dad

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I'm just waiting for the day Sam and I can move back near our parents and siblings!

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