hi, I'm Amber
I’m the photographer behind Amber Rae Photography, based in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. I’m a storyteller at heart, capturing real emotion, laughter, and connection through timeless, natural imagery.
“Down to earth. Basically a house plant. Loves every animal she meets.”
my story.
Photography found me in the quiet spaces where life slows down enough to notice beauty. What began as a creative outlet became my way of telling stories filled with love and legacy.
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I’m happily married to my high-school sweetheart, and together we’re raising our beautiful, intelligent little one — who happens to be on the autism spectrum. His light and curiosity inspire the way I see the world: through empathy, wonder, and connection.
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Amber Rae Photography isn’t just a business — it’s a reflection of the life we’ve grown here on our small farm. It bloomed naturally, rooted in faith, family, and the countryside that shaped me.
“This business didn’t just grow — it bloomed.”
my style.
My work is earthy, emotional, and artfully real — inspired by the soft light, warm tones, and fleeting moments that feel like home.
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I approach every session as a story waiting to unfold — whether it’s a joyful wedding, a cozy newborn session, or a family chasing golden light. You’ll never find stiff poses here — just natural laughter, genuine connection, and photos that feel alive.
"I want you to feel your memories, not just see them."
what to expect.
Working with me feels like hanging out with a friend — comfortable, fun, and full of laughter. I guide you gently so every image feels relaxed and authentic.
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Whether we’re chasing sunset on the farm, celebrating your wedding day, or snuggling your newborn in the studio, my goal is simple: capture love as it truly is — unposed, imperfect, and beautifully real.
beyond the camera.
When I’m not behind the lens, you’ll find me tending to my plants, caring for our animals, or soaking in farm life with my family.
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We believe in slow mornings, muddy boots, and finding joy in the little things — feeding horses, collecting eggs, or watching our child explore with curiosity and wonder.
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Every season here reminds me why I do what I do — life moves fast, but the moments we freeze in time are the ones that stay forever.