The Experience

Working with me isn’t about checking off boxes.
It’s about trusting someone to carry the day with you.

I’m not here to rush in, get the shot, and disappear. I’m here to move with intention

— to stay calm when things feel rushed, guide when direction is needed, and pay attention to what actually matters.

Once you inquire, we’ll connect on a consult call to make sure it feels right on both sides.

If it does, we lock things in with a $500 deposit and signed contract, and build a payment schedule from there.

I like to be involved early — because it shows in the final work.

That often looks like:

I’m not just behind the camera — I’m paying attention to the look, the feel, and the rhythm of the day.

Expect a calm, grounded presence with a hands-on edge. I’m not loud —

but I will speak up when something needs adjusting, fixing, or rethinking.

I’m usually the one fixing a veil, checking posture, passing out water, or making sure someone’s eaten.

I’m always watching — waiting for the in-between moments.

I’ll guide during portraits, then step back when things begin to unfold naturally. I read the room, and I know when to move and when to disappear.

The part I value most is the quiet time with just the two of you — when everything slows down and you get to be fully yourselves.

That’s where the real work happens.

Not every wedding is ideal. Lighting can be harsh. Timelines run late. Spaces are tight. Energy shifts.

I don’t wait for perfect conditions. I create from what’s there.

Through instinct, calm, and experience, I find the moments that would otherwise be missed —

and often deliver work that looks far better than the day should have allowed. That’s not luck. That’s intention.

My goal isn’t to impress you immediately.

It’s to give you something that deepens with time — images and films that bring you back to how it felt, even years later.

This isn’t just documentation.
It’s memory. And it lasts.

Your gallery is crafted slowly and intentionally. Nothing is rushed.

Every image is chosen with care, so when you return to it — now or years from now — it still feels alive.

If this sounds like your kind of experience,
you’re ready for the next step.