Back in 2017, I picked up a camera on a camping trip with some friends and immediately fell in love with photography. What started as a fascination with nature photography eventually grew into photographing sports, where I learned how to capture moments that appear and disappear in an instant.
A few years later, a friend asked me to photograph their wedding. At the time, I had never photographed a wedding before and honestly wasn't sure what to expect. What surprised me wasn't the photography. It was how much I enjoyed being part of such an important day in someone's life.
Since then, I've spent countless hours refining my craft, but one thing has stayed the same: my belief that the best photos come from real moments, not perfect poses.
When I show up to a wedding, my goal isn't to turn the day into a photoshoot. It's to help things feel easy. I'll guide you when you need direction, step in when I can help, and disappear into the background when the moment deserves to speak for itself.
At the end of the day, I want you to remember your wedding as a day spent celebrating with the people you love, not a day spent performing for a camera. If beautiful photos happen along the way (and they will), that's the bonus.