Get to know me

I’m easygoing, grounded, and quietly observant, with a dry sense of humor that usually shows up once you feel comfortable. On a wedding day, I’m calm and steady — someone you can rely on when emotions run high or plans shift unexpectedly.

I’m drawn to weddings for their intimacy. The moments that happen in between everything else. The quiet pauses, small gestures, and honest connections that don’t need direction. I’m not here to turn your day into a performance. My goal is to document it in a way that feels natural, unforced, and true to you.

My work is nostalgic, moody, and raw, with a strong focus on storytelling and emotion. If being in front of the camera feels uncomfortable, you’re not alone — most of my couples feel that way at first. I’ll guide you into moments rather than poses, helping you slow down and focus on each other instead of the camera.

I work best with couples who value meaning over spectacle and who understand that a wedding day doesn’t need to be perfect to be memorable. Smaller, intentional celebrations with the people who matter most are where my work shines.

When the day allows, I love celebrating right alongside my couples — enjoying the energy, the music, and the unscripted moments that make the day feel like yours. Editing usually happens with a punk-pop-rock mix in the background, an Old Fashioned nearby, and a soft spot for anything nostalgic, slightly moody, and just a little off-center.

If this feels aligned with how you want your wedding day to unfold, I’d love to connect.

It seems like the world is crumbling out there, but it is actually a really great time in your life to get a little crazy, follow your curiosity and be ambitious about it.

I’ve traveled all around California this past year, and made some incredible memories with some of my closets friends exploring some of the gems this state has to offer and I realized that in times of chaos and uncertainty, it has actually become an opportune time to discover more of myself and pursue my passions fearlessly.

I think that you’ve got to make something that pleases you and hope that other people feel inspired to do the same.

Outside of photography, one of my favorite things to do is writing music. I believe art has been the bridge to creating authentic relationships and through it I’ve been able to grow as an artist by being inspired by other creative’s drive and passion. Whatever it is that sparks you inside, don’t wait for all the puzzle pieces in order to begin, just start.