from a clarinet to a camera

Traded the combat boots for a camera

Before photography, I was a soldier and a musician — two roles that taught me discipline, creativity, and how to lead with calm confidence even when things move fast. Weddings can feel like organized chaos (in the best way), but I’m built for it. I know how to read a room, move with intention, and guide people gently so moments unfold naturally. It’s where structure meets emotion and where the balance created shapes my work.

just hanging around
& doing all things to get the shot

Some people see a hiking path but I also see it as an invitation to explore. Sometimes you may catch me swinging Tarzan-style off a vine if the moment calls for it. I think love should feel like that, too: spontaneous, silly, meaningful, and rooted in connection. When I photograph couples, I’m looking for that energy — the real, unscripted moments that makes your story uniquely yours.