I can't really remember when I knew that photography was my vice. It was a million different things out together from before I could think for myself. Like the way I enjoyed going through old family photographs as a kid. Or watching old videotapes my Dad would make of what I thought then, were super irrelevant moments, like our family having dinner. Like the entire 38 minutes of dinner. Or that time I made scrapbooks of my friends and small adventures that took me all summer to make. Or maybe the way Alzheimer's took ahold of my Grandmother. I watched her mind degrade, and I realized we simply cannot rely on memories. It's the reason I adore details and why I want to treasure them all, no matter how small.

The mindful part of my career into photography came much later. I started this journey in 2012, but as a family lifestyle photographer. I captured pudgy babies and bellies, of all kinds of families. My trajectory shifted dramatically when a photographer friend asked me to be a second photographer at a wedding with him... motivated only by the prospect of extra cash. At the time, weddings were definitely not on my radar, and I almost said no. But it ended up being the single greatest move in my career.

In 2018, I officially began traveling for weddings. And today, I travel outside of my home state of Florida, for almost 90% of my weddings.

My approach is being witness to love stories and capturing them honestly. I believe in creating a space of intimacy and security that allows my couples to be genuinely in the moment, as I uninterruptedly document their story unfolding. And though the documentary style is my main focus, I do encourage an editorial approach during portions of the day. While offering direction and stylized suggestions on light & composition, I keep your vision and unique love language at heart.