About

Approach

I picked up my mom's cameras at twelve and never really put them down. A film and studio course at community college during high school turned it into something I could actually do, and I had my business license before I graduated. Seniors and families came first. Then a wedding in 2017 changed the plan entirely, and weddings have been the whole job ever since.

On the day I am more than the person holding the camera. I am the one keeping the timeline honest, pointing you toward the good light, telling you which vendors are worth it, and being loudly on your side when the nerves show up. That trust is the reason the photos look like you rather than like a pose.

I shoot digital with a roll of 35mm running alongside it, because film catches something the sensor politely tidies away. Photographs are a time capsule you get to keep opening. That is what you are really investing in.