Caitlin Louisa Eddolls is an award-winning documentary family and life event photographer based in Central New York with a background in photojournalism. Her journalistic work has been featured in The New York Times, CNN, The Democrat and Chronicle and The Wall Street Journal.

Drawn to capturing the vulnerability and love languages that make each family, couple, or individual uniquely their own, Caitlin’s work honors both the messy and beautiful parts. Whether capturing a wedding day, a weekend at home, or a birth - she is always mindful of building space and trust for those she photographs to feel safe being themselves.

Aside from photo, Caitlin has worked as backcountry trail builder, outdoor educator, nanny, and a behavioral assistant at a school for neurodiverse children and adolescents. She also spent several summers photographing internationally for student and adult travel companies, an experience that also broadened her understanding of how families show up for each other across cultures.

Her background in and passion for photojournalism continues to shape her work, grounding it in transparency and ethics.

Her most recent journey outside of photography has led her to becoming a newly certified Nursing Assistant in hospice care with the goal of eventually becoming an RN.

Based in Central New York but always eager to travel (especially during the winters here! SOS), she more than welcomes the opportunity to work with couples/families who live abroad or are planning international celebrations.

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Additionally, Caitlin is highly obsessed with animals of all kinds and would love literally any opportunity to photograph or love them.