Hey There, It's Paige
I'm a Michigan based photographer with a deep love for horsepower in all its forms, from the dust and grit of rodeos to the roar of automotive racing, alongside creating portraits people can't stop smiling about. The most rewarding part of my work is watching images take on a life of their own, printed, reshared, revisited, moments that people truly live with.
Photography has been a part of my life as long as I can remember, beginning with the cameras I had as a kid, carried on every family camping trip.
I'm endlessly pulled toward adventure. The dust of rodeo arenas, the rush of racetracks, and the mountains that never stop calling me back. My goal is to create photographs that feel honest and immersive, rooted in curiosity, kindness, and genuine love for the world and the people in it.
Life Behind The Lens
What makes working with you different?
Attention to detail both behind the camera and the scenes, anticipating fast environments, adapting in every situation, and using creativity to bring visions to life. The same care continues in processing where every image is given the time it deserves.
I take on every situation with excitement and optimism, embracing the awkward, making everyone laugh and relax. After all, you can't be yourself on camera if you're nervous.
How did Pm imagery start?
I grew up with cameras in my hands, taking one on every family vacation and capturing my hometown over and over, as my skills grew. After studying photography at Lansing Community College, I officialy launched PM Imagery in 2024- just before graduating. I finally left waitressing to purse my dream full-time. What started as a childhood curiosity watching my father take photos of me, quickly became a passion and impossible to forget.
What inspires you outside of photography?
Life inspires me in all forms, from adventure and natural beauty to a classic underdog story. Watching a loved one lose their sight has given me an ever-growing appreciation and drive to capture, remembering that some opportunities may only present themselves once. I search for moments where people feel most alive and capture them to be enjoyed again and again.
What do you shoot with?
I shoot with a Canon R5 mark II and mark I cameras, along with a variety of lenses so I never miss a beat. Don't forget the strobes because proper lighting is a MUST.