The heart behind the keepsakes.

I’m Kenna, the photographer, painter, and sentimental heart behind Sunday Keeps. I’ve professionally been behind a camera for nearly three years, but my love for creating started long before that. My dad gave me my first little digital camera for Christmas when I was 11, and I’ve had a paintbrush in my hand for as long as I can remember. Somewhere along the way, the things I loved most became the work I get to call mine. When I’m not creating, you’ll usually find me traveling, outside with my dog Ada, loving on my nieces and nephews, or at my local coffee shop editing.

If you know me, you know I’m a memory hoarder. I have boxes filled with old photographs, handwritten letters, movie tickets, tiny keepsakes, and pieces of seasons I wasn’t quite ready to let go of. I think there’s something really special about holding something in your hands that can take you back to a person, a place, or a version of your life you can’t return to. That feeling - the bittersweet smile that comes with remembering - is at the heart of everything I hope to create for my clients.

And that’s where Sunday Keeps came from. Sundays have always felt special to me: church, family, slowing down, and being present with the people you love. Keeps is short for keepsakes; because whether I’m holding a camera or a paintbrush, that’s ultimately what I’m creating. Little pieces of your life, made to be held onto.