EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
(about me, my process, and your photos)
Art has always been a constant for me — music and literature especially.
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A lot of my childhood can be traced back to album artwork: cassette tapes, vinyl sleeves, liner notes. Those images shaped how I saw story and mood, and taught me that a photograph can carry emotion without explaining itself.
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Photojournalism taught me how to see clearly and move quietly.
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It’s a balance: letting real moments happen, and knowing when to gently guide something if it needs a little structure. Never forced, never overproduced and just enough to make a good frame out of real life.
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My job is to make something beautiful from your day — and that starts with trust.
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Most people I photograph aren’t models and they don’t need to be. The best images come from comfort and from feeling like you can be yourselves without performing. I take time to get to know you, so what shows up in the photos feels like an honest and elevated version of who you are.
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Whether it’s with a single image or through a series, I’m always trying to tell stories with my photographs.
PRICING
My wedding packages are designed for simplicity and no fuss. All packages are completely customizable to suite your unique day.
Available in our packages:
• 6+ hours coverage
• 1 or 2 photographers
• Analog Film Photography
• Super 8 or 16mm Videos
• Wedding Guide: How to make the most out of your day
• Timeline assistance
Fond memories deserve to live somewhere real, not just on a hard drive or your phone. An album is something you can pull off a shelf on a random Tuesday, leave on the coffee table when friends come over, or hand to someone years from now. No charging or scrolling, just the story, printed and held.
We offer a few different album options from simple photo books to handcrafted heirloom albums. The process is collaborative and easy. Ryanne is our in-house album designer, and she’ll guide you through selecting images and building a layout that feels natural, balanced, and true to the day.
Analog film adds something that’s hard to explain until you see it: grain, texture, softness, and a feeling that doesn’t read as “perfect,” but does read as real. It holds light differently, it slows things down but most importantly, it asks for attention.
Shooting on film is also a different pace. It’s more patient and more intentional which often gives couples a little room to breathe. There’s no rapid-fire coverage and no constant checking. We stay present, we keep moving, and we let moments happen without trying to over-control them.
We photograph all weddings and engagement sessions on analog film. After the wedding, your film is developed and professionally scanned, and you receive a curated online gallery for downloading, sharing, and printing. Tangible keepsakes that age well, and get better with time.
A LITTLE MORE ABOUT MY LOVE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography is a beautiful medium capable of expressing subtle emotion and challenging perceptions, and when reduced to its simplest form, analog film photography, you end up with a by-product that comes from a place of calculated sincerity and a tangible human element.
Analog photography plays a large role in my work and photographic process since my first experiences with photography back in high school. I’m even proud to say I use my father’s professional Super 8mm video camera to create memories and stories for both my commercial and wedding clients.
I never thought the day would come where my father would pass those things along to me, but I quickly realized I not only inherited his cameras but also his craftsmanship and passion for visual storytelling.
