I believe the best photos come from trust. The more at ease you are, the more honest the images become. Part of what I bring to a wedding is an energy that puts people at ease, not by disappearing into the background, but by becoming someone you actually want there.
I shoot on both digital and film because I love what each medium does to memory. Film slows things down. It makes everything feel considered. Digital lets me move fast, catch the "blink and you'll miss it" moments. Together, they tell a fuller story.
I take on a limited number of weddings each year, and I'm selective because to do this work well, I need to be genuinely invested in you.

I've always been drawn to the realness inside a celebration. The way joy looks on someone's face when they forget anyone is watching, the quiet before the aisle, the chaos of a dance floor at midnight.
I live in New York City and have spent the last decade photographing weddings across the country and around the world. My approach blends editorial instinct with documentary heart . I'm deeply attentive to light and composition, and equally committed to the feeling that a photograph carries long after the day is over.