TAMPA BAY WEDDING, SENIOR + PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER
MEET KOURTNEY
I’m Kourtney—a wife, a mom, and the photographer behind Kourt McCrillis Photography. I bring a calm voice, a clear plan, and a lot of heart, so you can stop thinking about the camera and be fully present with your people.
WHY I DO THIS ↓
HOPELESS ROMANTIC, LOVES JESUS, HER FAMILY, ROM-COMS + COOKIE BUTTER LATTES
WHY I DO THIS
A beautiful photograph
is only the beginning.
The photographs I value most are the ones that bring a whole moment rushing back—the laugh you can still hear, the hand squeeze no one else noticed, and the people who made the day feel like yours.
Becoming a wife and mom made me understand how quickly a season changes. That’s why I pay attention to the ordinary, fleeting pieces as much as the big ones. I’m not only photographing how it looked. I’m preserving how it felt.
THE BIG MOMENTS. THE QUIET ONES. ALL OF IT.
"She makes you feel so comfortable in front of the camera, she helps it feel natural and candid. She helped my wedding day run so smoothly & directed things so perfectly.
She is so so kind & keeps everyone laughing the entire time."
— Sabrina + Dalton
ABOUT ME
I'm the person
who notices
I’m naturally the one reading the room, remembering the details, and making sure everyone has what they need. That carries straight into the way I photograph.
I’ll fix the veil, gather the family, keep portraits moving, and give you direction that feels natural. I also know when the best thing I can do is step back and let the moment happen.
You get to be with your people. I’ll make sure the feeling of it all comes back.
A little more personal
I Love Jesus
01
All of this is because of Him and For Him. To Him be the Glory!
Wife + Mom
02
My favorite roles—and the reason I never take a fleeting season for granted. They are my why!
Always All in
If you trust me with your memories, I take that responsibility seriously.
03
For those who know how quickly it all goes.
The seasons change. The people we love grow. And somehow, the moments we thought we’d remember forever become harder to hold onto. That’s why photographs matter. Not simply to remember what life looked like, but to bring you back to how it felt.
The people. The laughter. The little things you didn’t know you’d miss.
