My Photography Approach

When I photograph a wedding, I show up without a script. I’m not there to stage moments or direct your day—I’m there to observe, to feel the rhythm of what’s happening, and to document it as it truly is.

What matters most to me is that you’re in it for the right reasons—that you’re deeply connected, and you understand the “why” behind this celebration.

My style is best described as guided documentary. I’m hands-on when it helps—gently offering direction when needed, like during portraits or family photos—but I never force a moment. I step in just enough to keep things moving smoothly, while still letting the real energy and emotion shine through. It’s about support, not control.

I don’t see weddings as productions. I see them as living, breathing gatherings full of emotion, movement, and meaning. I aim to blend in, to become part of the energy, so I can capture what’s real without interrupting it. Your people, your story, your joy—it all matters.

I just happen to be there with a camera when it all unfolds.