emory dreamy sundaze photographer
Warm and toasty picture taker

Alabama and Georgia

Serving Auburn, Al, Columbus, GA, Fort Moore, GA, Atlanta, Ga, and surrounding areas. I specialize in family, maternity, and newborn lifestyle and offer other photography needs such as births, couples, elopements, fresh 48, small weddings, and more

Happy Notes

“I cannot recommend Nahyun enough!”

She is incredibly talented, professional, and deeply kind. She was SO patient working with our family, including two very squirmy and fussy toddlers and somehow managed to capture the most amazing photos!!! She is so communicative and has super fast turn around. We are so so grateful to have found her and will absolutely be working with her in years to come!!
Jordan Macatee

“Nahyun is amazing at her craft.”

Very professional, kind and patient with my littles. Always cheerful and makes the session a breeze. Nahyun also moves mountains to be very present, and responds quickly. Gorgeous pictures. 5 plus stars recommend.
Jessica Haynie
At the core of being a professional memory maker

Lover of candid photography and finding beauty in all things

Hi, I’m Nahyun!

LOVER OF JESUS. wife. MAMA.
Certified people please and baby lover.
YOUR NEW photographer friend.

I am a photographer as well as a mom blogger at Lifting Motherhood. And I am very passionate about creating a happy, memorable photography experience for each and every one of my clients.

Dreamy Sundaze creates story-telling, candid moments that you’ll want to canvas on your walls. I am a lover of warm and toasty pictures that make you feel at home like a freshly brewed cup of your favorite coffee.

nahyun barbuto dreamy sundaze photographer

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Inquiry

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A few ways you can reach me for inquiries on sessions is through Facebook and Instagram. I prefer collaboration inquiries by e-mail at hello@dreamysundaze.com.

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Booking

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At the time of booking, a small non-refundable deposit will be required to hold the date.

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Turn-Around

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My normal turn-around time can range from 1 to 4 weeks during non-busy seasons. And anywhere from 2 to 5 weeks during busy seasons.

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