Here's what I know after years of photographing weddings: the best photos never come from posing. They come from connection, from laughter, from letting the day unfold naturally. My job is to understand your vision and create the space for that — and then be ready when the magic happens. Sound like your kind of thing? Keep reading.
There are three things I lean on most in my work: empathy, composition, and comfort.
Empathy, because the best photos come from really seeing someone.
Composition, because I love the craft of it — creating an image that feels balanced and intentional.
And comfort, because none of it lands if you're not at ease. That's the work, for me. Paying attention, creating something beautiful, and making sure you actually enjoy the process.
have 2 dogs, 2 cats, 2 parakeets, and 24 chickens. It's a lot. I regret nothing.
I've lived in 6 states and 2 countries and still overpack every single time. 🇩🇰
Mystery thrillers, chick lit, and audiobooks are basically my love language. Reality TV is not.
biggest fear: Those sidewalk grates in NYC? Not irrational. Completely valid. I will walk around them every single time.
Always on the lookout for a good film camera.
Technically an Aries, but my soul is somewhere deeply water sign — calm, empathetic, and way too in my feelings at wedding ceremonies.
Big laughs. Happy tears. Photos that feel like you.