ABOUT
Photography that understands legacy.
I've been photographing for eleven years, seven of them weddings. I shoot film alongside digital because there is a particular quality to the way film holds color and light, something that feels less like documentation and more like memory. Warm, unhurried, and deeply romantic, my aesthetic draws from old Americana and the kind of beauty that has always been comfortable with itself.
I show up to your wedding without a shot list. Just open, present, and genuinely there. Because no two weddings are the same and the most beautiful moments are never the ones anyone planned.
What I'm after is simple. Decades from now, when someone opens a bag in a closet somewhere, your wedding is in there. Vivid and real and exactly as it felt.
I grew up watching my grandmother collect photographs. She had eight children, dozens of grandchildren, and great grandchildren scattered across two countries. For decades they sent her everything. School pictures, graduations, weddings, ordinary Tuesdays made permanent. When she passed we found bags upon bags of printed photographs spanning seventy eight years of a family's life. Every awkward teenage phase. Every new baby. Every moment someone thought was worth keeping.
That's what I understand about this work.
