Haley Hester & Molly Mixon
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Who Are We?
Wedding, Portrait, and Travel Photographers Based in Atlanta, Georgia
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Hello! Our names are Haley and Molly, and we are the dynamic duo that runs H&M Photography and Design. Our friendship began in the 9th grade, where we met in our high school journalism class. We have always been a creative pair, writing poetry, stories, and painting in our free time. This passion eventually brought us to both major in English and Writing in college at the University of North Georgia. After graduation, we discovered we really wanted to start our own business together. Our huge passion for the arts and for people allowed us to see photography as a vision for success.
What to Expect From Us?
Lots of Laughs and a Laid Back Atmosphere
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We try not to take ourselves too seriously on shoots, and want to make our clients feel as comfortable as possible. If you have every worked with us before, you know we are the best hype crew you'll ever have! Our goal is to form friendships and memories with our clients that they will remember for years to come. Whether you are getting married, graduating high school or college, or just hitting an important milestone in your life, we will be there to capture every moment and cheer you on, rain or shine!
Our Style
In a Stage of Transitioning
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If you look through our galleries you will notice a slight shift in our editing style within the past few months. When we began this business, we wanted to stay simple and let the subjects and scenery speak for themselves. Our style was bright, airy, and used very natural light. But, as we've matured in this business and learned more about our cameras and who we are as photographers, we decided to shift our focus a little. While we still want to the photos to stay natural and simplistic, our colors will start to feel a little more vintage, emphasizing cooler tones, low saturation, and dark vignettes. As we continue to develop our signature look, we like to say that we are in a state of transitioning, and hope that overtime our style will become its own.