Portfolio + sample stories
See the planning choices inside the finished work.
Use these stories to notice more than a favorite pose: where coverage begins, how light changes, what film remembers, and why the ending matters.
Planning, from behind the camerasSelected ways to see the work
Four stories. Four different shapes.
Each path opens into a broader body of photography, film, or elopement work.
Destination weekend
A castle celebration in Ireland
A useful reference for welcome energy, travel, layered locations, all-day coverage, and the reason a weekend needs more than one visual chapter.View the work
Editorial wedding
Fashion, landscape, and a complete day
See how editorial portraits can live alongside movement, family, design details, and unscripted reception energy.View the work
For Lovers
A Vegas elopement with its own rules
A compact celebration can still have a beginning, a ceremony, portraits, a night out, and the tactile pull of analog film.View the work
Engagement
A session that feels like a date
Location, light, clothes, motion, and just enough direction create images that feel personal rather than practiced.View the workWedding films
Movement, voices, rhythm, and the room around the frame.
Photography lets you stay with a fraction of a second. Film brings back the pace of the aisle, the catch in a voice, the sound of a room laughing, and the way the night moved.
From past couples
The experience behind the photographs.
“They create a story.”
A reminder that the strongest gallery is a sequence, not a folder of isolated highlights.
“Easy and organic.”
Our direction is meant to lower self-consciousness, not make you perform all day.
“Flawless and natural.”
Preparation lets the finished work feel effortless even when the production is detailed.