I accidentally ended up with the coolest job in the world. Somewhere along the way, a love for photography turned into a career spent documenting people on some of the most memorable days of their lives. I'm equal parts sentimental and spontaneous, a little too attached to my film cameras, and always looking for an excuse to book another flight. I like to think a lot of who I am finds its way into the photographs I make.
This is an inclusive space, always. I proudly celebrate couples and families of every race, gender identity, sexual orientation, body, ability, and background. If kindness, respect, and making people feel seen matter to you too, I think we'll get along just fine.
AN INTRODUCTION, OF SORTS.
N°5 A well-timed drunk cigarette
N°4 Dinner parties that run late
N°3 Old photographs & handwritten notes
N°2 New York after dark
N°1 camcorder home videos
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Growing up, I spent a lot of time looking through old family photographs. The kind that lived in albums, boxes, and drawers. Photos of people I knew, people I'd never met, and little pieces of life that existed long before mine.
My grandmother was a big part of why I fell in love with photography. She taught me, without necessarily meaning to, how much a photograph can hold.
I think about that often when I'm documenting weddings. How someday, the photographs we make together will become part of someone else's family history. And how the seemingly ordinary moments might end up meaning the most.
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