Society Vote — July Spotlight Artist

Each month, She Shoots Society members choose one artist to be featured as our Spotlight Artist.

The three finalists below were selected based on community engagement. The final decision now belongs to the Society.

Please review each finalist and cast one vote below. The spot to vote is underneath the artist’s profiles (all the way at the bottom of this page)

Voting Terms

  1. One vote per Society member

  2. Voting is anonymous

  3. Votes cannot be changed once submitted

  4. Voting closes Wednesday, July 1st at 11:59 pm PST

    To ensure fairness and integrity, voting is limited to one submission per Society member. Duplicate or fraudulent entries may be removed. All votes are final and anonymous. Image selection, final placement, and editorial features remain at the discretion of the She Shoots Magazine editorial team.

Finalist 1

Meagan Raiford

Meagan Raiford of Meagan Nicole Photography is a Montgomery, Texas-based photographer specializing in maternity, birth, newborn, family, and senior photography. Her work is warm, timeless, and authentic, with a heart for preserving meaningful milestones and creating a full-service experience where clients feel seen, cared for, and celebrated.

Meagan received the most community votes with 31 votes and is honored to be one of the top three finalists.

Finalist 2

Ashton Eubanks

Courtney Brammer of Black Saddle Collective is a Kansas-based photographer, mom of two boys, and blue-collar wife who is passionate about making photography accessible for every budget. Inspired by moms who wanted Christmas minis but couldn’t afford them, Courtney built her business with community at the heart of it. Her work often leans into a western flair, while staying true to each family or couple’s story.

Courtney received 20 community votes and is honored to be one of the top three finalists.

Finalist 3

Courtney Brammer

Courtney Brammer of Black Saddle Collective is a Kansas-based photographer, mom of two boys, and blue-collar wife who is passionate about making photography accessible for every budget. Inspired by moms who wanted Christmas minis but couldn’t afford them, Courtney built her business with community at the heart of it. Her work often leans into a western flair, while staying true to each family or couple’s story.

Courtney received 20 community votes and is honored to be one of the top three finalists.