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I never saw my future as being a photographer. 

I grew up painting and drawing so I always saw myself having a career in fine art. I fell in love with film photography in the darkroom during my senior year of high school, and

In college I dual majored in fine art and photography, transferred to an art school in NYC (shout out to SVA), and graduated at Radio City Music Hall with my BFA in photography. I’m classically trained in fine art painting & drawing with a love for composition, color theory, and the nuances of film – all of which I bring into my photographs.

I still use film to this day.

During my college years, I started my business as a side hustle to make some cash while in school. By the time I graduated, I hit the ground running in my biz. I photographed my first wedding when I was 18 —god bless that couple for trusting 18 year old me— and loved weddings from the start. It squishes so many genres of photography that I love into one day; details & still-lives, landscapes, editorial magazine-worthy portraits, candid documentary moments, and the PARTY. I’m never bored – especially since I specialize in diverse non-traditional weddings. My job is truly so fun because none of my couples or weddings ever feel like a repeat.

Not only am I a believer that wedding photos can and should be pieces of art, I’m also passionate about the importance of honoring inclusivity and diversity in the wedding industry. 

I believe that all love is valid, important, and deserves to be celebrated.

My drive behind my business really boils down to a few things; it makes me feel good to document love of all kinds in an honest way that reflects my couple’s unique relationship dynamics, I love to prove that folks don’t need to be suave society-standard-pre-packaged models to look good in front of a camera, and my fervor to simply take damn good photos that are not only art, but a means to flood your senses with warm happy memories even when you're old and gray.

“Would I rather be feared or loved? Easy. Both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.”

– MICHAEL SCOTT

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I believe that every relationship is different from the last and warrants to be photographed in a way that feels genuine. You’re both loud, silly and affectionate? I’m on it. You’re both quiet, reserved, and a tad awkward? I got you. No formulaic poses or corny prompts....mostly. Sometimes the corny prompts get some great natural laughs while you feel ridiculous 😜