My vision has always been to photograph the “real” event, not the wedding that exists in the mind of the photographer. Each wedding is unique and should be remembered as such. My style is largely documentary and unprompted, with minimal time obligated to formal portraiture and photographer direction, so you can feel free to be yourself. Love, laugh, dance, hug, cry – and trust your photographer to capture it for you.

No matter how much I learn about the technical process of making an image, photography still feels like “magic” to me – it is the ability to stop time for one moment, to freeze it and store it away for later contemplation. It is as if the photographer has been granted the ability to archive a memory, an emotion, so we can later feel it again – we can remember the way we felt when we looked at the world around us and the faces of the ones we love. It is a privilege, a gift, to make it possible to leave these moments and memories behind for the next generations, so they can perhaps enjoy a glimpse of what a wonderful thing it is to live our lives, to meet and love others in our time, and to experience our little piece of the common history of humanity.