

Photo by Margaret Muza
I've always been the quiet observer. As a child, I was the one watching from the edges; studying light through windows, memorizing the mood of a room. I still carry that little girl with me today. She’s the reason I see what others might miss.
I’m a sensitive girly through and through. I feel moments in my bones and that’s what guides my work. I let the things that move me shape my work. Cinematography is probably the number one thing that I seek inspiration from. Movies like The Secret Garden(1993 version, of course). Pride and Prejudice(2005 version because there's no other that compares), and Kill Bill, or any Quentin Tarantino film.
I draw inspiration from other things like renaissance paintings, music, and floral. If I wasn’t a photographer I’d probably be a florist. I’m drawn to the moon and the way sunlight dances across the earth.
I love:
People watching.
Meaningful conversations.
Vinyl records.
Thrifting.
Old Hollywood films.
Candle-making.
Witchy things.
Wearing all black.
A proper filthy martini.
Haunted homes.
Shooting on film.
My two dogs, Bertha and Emilio, are my entire world. I’m part of the dead dad club, so my sense of humor is elite and a little unhinged in the best way.

After two decades photographing weddings what I know for sure is this:
Love is layered. It’s quiet and loud and sacred and chaotic all at once. My job isn’t to manufacture moments, but to witness them honestly, artfully, and with reverence. To create images that feel like stills from your favorite film. The kind you’ll look at years from now and feel all over again.
If you’re drawn to depth, nostalgia, artistry, and poetic moments, we’ll be the perfect fit.