Tate Roberts

photographer, creative director, and project manager

For more than 15 years, Tate Roberts has been using photography as a way to preserve the moments that matter most.

What began as a passion for documenting life has evolved into a career that has taken her from fashion and bikini runway shows to brand campaigns, live events, international travel, and behind-the-scenes production work. Along the way, she has had the opportunity to learn from National Geographic photographers, work alongside production companies as a production manager, and help bring creative visions to life both behind the camera and behind the scenes.

But no matter the project, the reason she picked up a camera remains the same.

Tate is fascinated by the feeling of a moment. The atmosphere, the emotion, the people, and the small details that can never be recreated once they're gone.

Her work is rooted in the belief that photography should do more than document what happened. It should bring you back to it.

Through SunPeak, Tate is creating a space where people feel comfortable being themselves, where women and men feel confident and seen, and where memories can be preserved long after the moment has passed.

SunPeak: Rooted in Light

The name SunPeak was inspired by a simple belief: life is meant to be experienced.

Not rushed through. Not watched from the sidelines. Experienced.

The adventures we say yes to. The people who make us laugh until our stomach hurts. The spontaneous detours, late-night conversations, inside jokes, celebrations, and stories we'll still be telling years from now.

The word Sun represents warmth, connection, optimism, and the energy that draws us together.

The word Peak represents the moments that rise above the rest. The experiences that stay with us long after they've passed and become part of who we are.

Together, SunPeak is a celebration of a life fully lived. A reminder to chase the adventure, gather the people, create something meaningful, and hold onto the moments that make us feel most alive.