As a child, I made my own “yearbook” with Polaroid sticky-backs. In college, I was the friend with a camera, capturing late nights and long goodbyes. I even managed the Walgreens photo lab, where I watched roll after roll of film turn into people’s most treasured memories. Film still holds my heart — its glow, warmth, and nostalgia inspire the timeless feel of my work today.

Now, with more than a decade of experience, I photograph weddings with a blend of editorial artistry and heartfelt storytelling. As an introvert, I move quietly and intentionally, noticing what others might miss — the glance, the hand squeeze, the laugh that fills the room when everyone finally exhales. My purpose is simple: to create photographs that feel like your memories and become part of your legacy for generations.