Rebbetoy Family Farm

Ten years ago, I photographed this sweet couple’s engagement session right here on this farm—and coming back now to capture them as a family feels like something out of a full-circle dream. Watching their kids run through the same fields, chasing the same herd of deer my own family has searched for on countless sunset drives… it got me in my feelings, to say the least.

There’s something about Fallon in the spring that just hits different—quiet, golden, and full of memory. This family is living the small-town dream: raising kids outside, growing roots deep into this land, and embracing all the beautiful, dusty chaos that comes with it.

This land holds generations of story. She inherited it from her dad, and showed me the old barn they’re restoring into “Hank’s Place”—a tribute to him. That kind of legacy, the kind built with love and dirt and history, is something you don’t see every day. And being invited in to document it? That’s not lost on me.

Thank you, Rebbetoy Family.