Your wedding day moves fast — I'm there to slow it down. From getting-ready jitters to the last dance, I document the day as it actually unfolds, so the story feels like you, not a template.
Great photos do a lot of quiet work for a business — they build trust before anyone reads a word of copy. I help founders, teams, and small businesses look like the real, capable people they are, without the stiff corporate-headshot energy.
Kids grow up faster than any of us are ready for. These sessions are relaxed and a little chaotic on purpose — I want the real laughs, the messy hair, the in-between moments, not everyone staring stiffly at the camera.
Visitors can tell the difference between a stock photo and a real one in about half a second. Here's why that split-second decision matters for your business.
Posed photos capture how you looked. Candid photos capture how it felt. Here's why unscripted moments make for photos you'll actually love in ten years.
Family sessions don't have to be a battle of wills. A few small choices before the shoot make a huge difference in how relaxed everyone feels.
A rushed timeline is the #1 thing that steals joy from a wedding day. Here's how to build one that leaves room for the moments that matter.
I've spent the last eight years chasing golden light, big laughs, and the small in-between moments most people forget to notice — a dad's hand on his daughter's shoulder, the seconds before "I do," a toddler mid-giggle. I started out shooting weddings for friends with a borrowed camera, and somewhere along the way it became my whole life. My style is candid and unposed. I'll give you a little direction to get you comfortable, then I mostly just watch and wait for the real moment to happen — because that's the photo you'll actually want on your wall in twenty years. I shoot on location, in natural light whenever I can, and I edit with a warm, true-to-life hand rather than heavy filters. When I'm not behind a camera, I'm probably drinking too much coffee, walking my very photogenic dog, or scouting new spots around the city for next week's session.
