To me, photography is never just a service on a checklist—it’s a way to hold onto the feelings that words completely miss.

Growing up, my absolute favorite thing was flipping through my parents’ old photo albums. I’d spend hours looking at pages of my parents getting married, my older sister growing up, and the hilariously bad, chopped bangs I rocked when I was five. Those physical prints were my time machine.

That’s exactly why I became a photographer. I lean heavily on observation, keeping my eyes open for the split-second details and raw emotions that make a day unique. My goal is always to document your story as it naturally unfolds, rather than trying to orchestrate it. Don’t worry—if you ever feel awkward, I’ve got you covered with plenty of natural, easy direction. But I truly thrive in the documentarian space. I’m here to freeze the genuine, unscripted moments in time so that decades from now, you can flip through your own collection and feel everything all over again.