
Meagan Horne
photography
Visual Storyteller for people who want their photos to feel like a memory.
New York City · Boston · London
Wherever your story takes you
Photographed with a cinematic & nostalgic approach.

I want to capture something that lasts.
Some moments only happen once. The way the light hit the street on your first trip together. The nervous laugh right before the vows. The version of you that exists right now, in this season, in this place.
I photograph those moments the way you'll want to remember them: honest, unposed, a little cinematic.
Less posing, more unfolding.

I don't just photograph travel.
I live it.
Think travel agent meets photographer.
15+ countries explored · 3 cities called home · 12+ years since I first picked up a camera · 8+ years planning complex events for a living
Photography isn't my only craft. I plan events professionally, and have for nearly a decade. Timelines, logistics, backup plans, getting a hundred moving pieces to the right place at the right time. That's not a skill I picked up for photoshoots. It's my actual profession. And when I'm not planning, I'm moving. I solo travel almost full time; sitting still has never really been my thing.
Which means when you book a session or an elopement in a city you've never been to, you're not just hiring a photographer. You're hiring the person who already thought about the light at 7am, the permit you didn't know you needed, and the cafe you'll want to warm up in after.

















Let 's Create Something for the Archives

I’ve always cared about photographs.
My first camera was a Barbie Polaroid when I was five, and I never really stopped.
I hoard images — my own and everyone else’s. Looking at photos of my childhood or my grandparents, I don’t always remember the exact moment, but something still feels familiar. There’s a connection in them. Proof that a time, a place, and the people inside it existed and mattered.
That’s what photography became for me:
a way to hold onto what won’t happen again.
I have a strange awareness of time passing.
Photos quiet that feeling. They let you return.




