This series was created during the Love Loud Retreat, a multi-day experience designed to uplift and celebrate queer creatives, artists, and vendors through connection, collaboration, and intentional space-making. Hosted by Katelyn Servedio Photography, the retreat brought together a community rooted in authenticity, care, and creative expression.

This particular shoot took place on day two at Chateau de Lis in Oregon, where the architecture, light, and surrounding landscape offered a striking backdrop for exploration and contrast.

Working with Trevor Jack, the artist behind Jackelope Floral Co., felt effortless in the best way. He brings a presence that isn’t performative or forced, just grounded, open, and fully himself. That kind of authenticity translates naturally on camera, allowing space for something more honest and expressive to unfold. Beyond modeling, his work as a florist carries that same level of intention and artistry, creating designs that feel both thoughtful and alive.

This series became a study in contrast, softness against structure, movement against stillness, light interacting with form. Sheer fabric, stone architecture, and the human body existing in quiet conversation with one another. Less about directing a moment, and more about creating space for it to happen.

Projects like this are a reminder of why I create, to document not just how something looks, but how it feels to be there.