Getting Ready for Halloween Another look at Halloween 2018 in Wentzville. This one is a little more candid—just Heather Killebrew making sure the costume is ready to go. I like shots like this because they show the moments in between the poses. Just a quiet second before the Halloween night really started.

The Candid Look in Dresden One last shot from the Thanksgiving 2021 files. Heather Killebrew looking off to the side with a smirk. I really like this one because it feels a little more candid and fun. It captures a great mood from our time in Dresden, Tennessee.

Tunica Moments: Dawne and Devon Another gem from the 2003 Mississippi trip. While the previous shot was a perfect pose, this one captures the candid reality. Dawne is all smiles, while Devon decides to play shy, burying his face in laughter. It is a sweet, spontaneous snapshot of family travel in the early 2000s.

Pure Joy: Late 2023 Captured by Heather. This shot perfectly freezes a moment of spontaneous laughter and fun. Joey Montes and a friend goofing around in the living room, caught in a playful embrace. No posing, just genuine happiness and great energy to close out the year.

Pure Joy: Late 2023 Captured by Heather. This shot perfectly freezes a moment of spontaneous laughter and fun. Joey Montes and a friend goofing around in the living room, caught in a playful embrace. No posing, just genuine happiness and great energy to close out the year.

Capturing the Moment Behind every great photo is the moment where you stop to see if you got the shot. These candid images capture Joey Montes and Heather Killebrew in the kitchen at 2566 Grover Ridge Dr, huddled over a red digital camera. Surrounded by the comfort of home—white cabinets, morning coffee supplies—it is a quiet, unposed glimpse into the process of making memories in Wildwood.

Gathering in the Kitchen The kitchen at 2566 Grover Ridge Dr is not just for cooking; it is the hub of conversation and connection. These candid shots capture the relaxed social atmosphere of the day. We see Heather checking the results on the camera, while a wider shot reveals a moment of connection with family, complete with morning coffee and smartphones ready to capture the memory. It is a genuine look at the time spent between the posed portraits.