I Love That Photography

Hi, I'm Becky Heidorf, owner of I Love That Photography.

I'm a wife, mom, Gigi, retired elementary school teacher of 27 years, proud Texan, and someone who believes the people we love deserve more than a folder full of forgotten photos on a phone.

Photography wasn't always my career. In fact, it started as therapy after losing 13 loved ones in just a few short years. That season of life changed me forever and taught me just how precious our memories really are.

Today, I specialize in family, senior, pet, and branding portraits, but what I truly do is help people preserve the moments they never want to forget. As a boutique photographer, I guide my clients through every step of the experience, from planning and wardrobe suggestions to designing heirloom artwork and albums that can be passed down for generations.

Before photography, I spent nearly three decades helping children learn and grow in the classroom. Now I have the privilege of helping families celebrate milestones, preserve legacies, and fill their homes with the people and memories that matter most.

If I had to describe myself, I'd say I'm honest, sometimes to a fault, caring, determined, sentimental, strong, and I like to think I'm pretty funny from time to time. I value relationships, trust, and being a good human above all else.

When I'm not behind the camera, you'll usually find me spending time with my husband Ted, cheering on my grandchildren at their sporting events, traveling around Texas, exploring wineries, photographing nature, or volunteering with Operation Pets Alive to help rescue pets find loving homes.

At the end of the day, I want you to look at your portraits years from now and say, "Oh my gosh... I love that!"

And more importantly, I want future generations to say it too.

— Becky Heidorf

You don’t have to earn rest, growth, or joy before you allow yourself to experience them.
Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is stop putting yourself at the bottom of the list.
Growth almost always feels uncomfortable before it feels rewarding.
Every investment in yourself echoes into your family, your work, your confidence, and your future.
One day you’ll wish you started sooner. Today can be that day.
The cost of staying stuck is usually higher than the cost of growing.
You are allowed to become someone you’re proud of without apologizing for it.
When you pour into yourself, everyone around you benefits from the overflow.
You can keep waiting for permission… or you can decide you’re already worthy of it. What’s one investment in yourself that completely changed your life or business?