I want to share a story.
Growing up, my parents’ home was a warm reflection of my childhood, filled with the charm of the ‘90s. My dad, a skilled woodworker, poured his heart into customizing every inch of the house they built. Every room had its own unique character—wood paneling, built-in bookcases, and a cozy wood-burning stove in the basement that would fill the air with the comforting crackle of a fire. I still remember the way it smelled, and how my mom would gather us around to read stories like The Chronicles of Narnia and Little House on the Prairie.
Every wall was covered in photos of our family, moments frozen in time, filling the house with memories. But there was one room, right by the entrance, that held two black-and-white photos of my sister and me. They were simple, slightly blurry pictures of us running through a field—captured by my dad with his old 35mm Canon. They weren’t posed or perfect, but they were real, and that made them everything to me.
To this day, my dad has no idea where those photos ended up. He would probably say they’re lost or thrown away, but to me, they’re crystal clear. I can still see the innocence and joy we had, living freely, with no distractions—just soaking in the world around us. No cell phones, no social media, just life, in all its simplicity.
That’s my “why.”
Why I’m willing to work long hours, show up early, and stay late. Why I’m quick to respond, eager to connect, and happy to be flexible. Everyone deserves to have those raw, authentic moments preserved. The kind of photos you live with, not just glance at. The ones that fill your home with memories, even if you don’t realize their impact right away.
This is why I do what I do.
We don't just focus on photographs; we embrace the power of film. A photo only reveals so much about a person, leaving room for imagination. That's where video comes in.
Can you be in two places at once?
with our team capturing every unfolding moment, yes.
How I Describe My Style
My photography style is all about embracing the natural beauty of a moment, allowing its unique elements—colors, patterns, textures, light, and shadows—to shine through. I don’t subscribe to the “bright and airy” or “dark and moody” trends. Instead, I prefer to meet the photo exactly where it is, creating art that feels organic, rich, and true to its form.
Whether it’s a soft, natural light streaming through a window or the deep, contrasting shadows that add depth, I love letting these elements tell the story. I focus on blending the unexpected—mixing textures, capturing subtle patterns, and working with the natural colors of the day to create images that are not only timeless but also full of life and dimension. Every shot is about seeing the beauty in what’s right in front of me, and turning that into something that feels personal, emotional, and completely real.
In short, my style is a blend of documentary and fine art—capturing real, candid moments while also composing each shot with an eye for artistry. I’m always looking for that balance between the spontaneous and the intentional, making sure each image feels authentic to the moment but also visually striking.
