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At the heart of my work is storytelling: honest, intentional imagery that feels true and meaningful for years to come.
I draw inspiration from a wide range of visual and cultural influences, including urban and natural landscapes, resistance movements, DIY parties, club culture, Japanese floral arrangements, and the West Coast festival scene where I began my photography career. These references inform my use of color, texture, and narrative, allowing each project to feel visually distinct while remaining grounded in a cohesive style.
I’m drawn to authenticity; real emotion, subtle gestures, and imagery that feels effortless yet intentional. Whether I’m photographing a wedding day or working on a commercial project, I aim to capture stories as they naturally unfold, preserving the feeling of being there rather than directing it. Working across both film and digital formats, I create thoughtfully composed images filled with light and color. My wedding galleries are dynamic and story-driven, with a playful, nostalgic aesthetic that feels timeless and natural.
I prioritize creating a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere where you can feel at ease and fully present. Every couple and project is different, and I tailor my approach to match your vision, offering bespoke wedding packages alongside engagement sessions, portraits, film photography add-ons, and second shooters as needed.

There's nothing I enjoy more than photographing a thoughtful celebration of love, and I feel genuinely honored whenever a couple chooses to include me so intimately in their special day. In this section you'll find small collections of images from some of my favorite weddings I've photographed in my 5 years as a wedding photographer.



One of the main reasons I became interested in photography was because I wanted to be closer to live music, festivals, and events. Whether shooting in an official or unofficial sense, this work is deeply personal to me, and has ultimately kept me inspired to continue using my camera as a tool for creative expression.


I’m a wedding, portrait, and commercial photographer based in Portland, Oregon. My work blends a documentary approach with an editorial eye, focusing on moments of celebration, human connection, and the quiet in-between.
At the heart of my work is storytelling: honest, intentional imagery that feels true and meaningful for years to come.
I draw inspiration from a wide range of visual and cultural influences, including urban and natural landscapes, resistance movements, DIY parties, club culture, Japanese floral arrangements, and the West Coast festival scene where I began my photography career. These references inform my use of color, texture, and narrative, allowing each project to feel visually distinct while remaining grounded in a cohesive style.
I’m drawn to authenticity; real emotion, subtle gestures, and imagery that feels effortless yet intentional. Whether I’m photographing a wedding day or working on a commercial project, I aim to capture stories as they naturally unfold, preserving the feeling of being there rather than directing it. Working across both film and digital formats, I create thoughtfully composed images filled with light and color. My wedding galleries are dynamic and story-driven, with a playful, nostalgic aesthetic that feels timeless and natural.
I prioritize creating a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere where you can feel at ease and fully present. Every couple and project is different, and I tailor my approach to match your vision, offering bespoke wedding packages alongside engagement sessions, portraits, film photography add-ons, and second shooters as needed.
Most of my couples spend an average of $3k-6k on wedding day coverage, but I am always open to having a conversation regarding budgets and finding a number that works for both of us. I want to build a relationship with my couples to the point where I'm more than just someone who shows up to shoot on your wedding day.
