There are a lot of things that make me, me. I've collected pieces of myself over the years, shed others, and kept building. But what I come back to again and again, the through-line in everything I do, is connection.
The messy, beautiful, authentic, distinctly human kind of connection. That's what got me here, and it's what keeps me going.
I started out as an event planner (so trust me, I'm ready to plan, assist, grab the flowers, hold the leash, do anything and everything), and that background helped develop the way I work as a wedding photographer.
Acts of service are my love language, which means I'm not just showing up with a camera. I'm showing up for you. I want us to vibe, I want us both to be excited, and I want to make sure that what we create together lasts long after our time together comes to a close.
So, that’s me! I'm a destination and New York wedding photographer with a passion for capturing people's stories in the right light - and I genuinely mean that in every sense of the word.
Getting to know each other is at the heart of my photography.
Human connection is what truly drew me to this field, and there is no greater privilege than being trusted to document the moments that make up a life. The glance across the room. The hand squeezes before you walk down the aisle. The specific laugh that makes everyone else laugh too. Those are the moments I'm always looking for. The ones that reflect you, not a version of you that's performing for a camera.
I know that it takes trust, vulnerability, and that indescribable spark to create images that don't just document a day, but actually transport you back to exactly how it felt. So that's what I'm here to build with you. That trust, that comfort, that feeling that you're spending your session with a friend who happens to have really good taste in light.
That same sense of wonder is what I bring to every session, whether we're in Central Park or a hillside in Vermont or the middle of a cobblestone street somewhere that doesn't have cell service. No adventure is too small. I'm up for all of it.