My background is actually in Psychology, but photography got me first. As a kid, I was always sneaking off with the family camera to catch the little moments nobody else was paying attention to. In university, I bought my first full-frame camera and taught myself everything — practicing on the very patient friends and roommates who became my first subjects. Since then, I've built my whole brand around one thing: capturing real love, exactly as it looks on you.
My style is candid first. I want your photos to feel like you, not like a photoshoot. If posing isn't your thing (it isn't most people's), don't stress about it. I'll guide you through it so it feels natural instead of like you're being directed.
If I'm being honest, here's why I do this: I've got thousands of photos in my own camera roll, and I'm the person who actually goes back and rewatches them, not just the big moments, but the tiny random ones in between. That's the whole appeal of photography to me. Getting to witness someone's love story happening in real time, then hand back photos they'll actually want to revisit for years, never gets old. And since every couple is different, this isn't a template, it's built around you.
When I'm not behind the lens, I'm deep in a TV show rewatch, catching up on true crime podcasts, or a few weeks into a new hobby I'll probably abandon, right now that's painting and scrapbooking.
I love love. But I love capturing it even more.