I was studying my prerequisites in college to prepare for nursing school applications when I tossed in a few "art of digital photography" classes to soften the blow of full fledged chemistry and anatomy. I had purchased my first digital camera a couple of years before and then inherited my great aunt's film cameras. Her photos would plaster our walls at home and fall out of boxes so I grew up with a very photo journalistic gallery. I fell into weddings shortly after as my friends began to fall in love and get married. I dipped my toes in landscapes, animal, stylized shoots, etc. and found that two people in love on their happiest day is my niche.

Couples who are deep in love and want a wedding that not only reflects them. Photography is all about capturing who the couple are at one point of time in their life. I want to be there through the whole day, from you being zipped into your attire, to the two of you embracing after so much built up anticipation, to the quiet moment you pull away from the party to look over your guests. I love couples who embrace their wedding because of the people who are there with celebrating them. The photos of you hugging your parents and laughing with your best friend will be the ones to look back on. I love when couples are just as excited about the photos as I am, and want to be documented as their friends and family see them. 

I like walking into a room knowing that the anticipation, union and celebration will be completely different from the one the week before. People are different. They love differently, they act differently, they dance differently. I enjoy being as hands off as I can to document something that's entirely it's own. I will never have you re-enact anything. I like rawness and quirky moments and moms crying and dads seeing their brothers for the first time in years. most of all, I want you to feel comfortable to express love to one another in your own way, whether you're quiet or full of hugs or just want to be sarcastic with one another. I want you to look back on your photos seeing your true selves versus a new rendition of the tree-hugging pose. 

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A lot. For a full day's coverage, you can expect a minimum of 300 fully edited images. 

Well over 400 and counting.

You bet. I've been to Europe, theSouth Pacific, the Caribbean, Asia, Canada, Mexico, Central America and all over the United States for photography. I enjoy traveling as much as I enjoy photographing. 

I'm all about making a good connection. If we connect as humans and also connect through the art (as in, you really like good photos and really want good photos) then we're probably going to work great together. If it's a 'yes!' then I'll send out a contract. The signing of that contract and a 25% retainer seals the date. I treat bookings first come first serve with a submission of a signed contract and retainer. I do book out as far as a year and a half.