At the risk of sounding too sentimental…
You know those summer nights that are lingering and perfect and hard to remember when they’re over? I want your wedding to feel like that.
And then I want to help you relive it. There’s nothing like a hit of nostalgia looking back at the past and how important those photos become over time. Even the little ones, that don’t seem like much right now.
When I picked up a camera at 15, I just wanted to share and relive the fun times my friends and I would get into. Somewhere along the years I became obsessed with the technicalities and the art of photography. By the time I turned 19, it had become my life and my business. And now, you’re here reading about me … life is wild.
Speaking of wild, my wife is also a wedding photographer. Yes, somehow photography even weaseled its way into my love life.
And it feels like I must disclose this as it will probably come up during your session: I’ve recently gotten into birding. It started as an excuse to be outside with no job attached to it and turned into its own small obsession. Most recent one on the Life List: Yellow-bellied Flycatcher.
Turns out birding and wedding photography are the same skill in different clothes. Both are the art of noticing. Sitting still, paying attention, waiting on the thing that only happens once and recognizing it when it does. I like to think the birds are making me better at weddings, and vice-versa.
When you book me, your dollars also support
The Trevor Project | Trees for the Future | Equal Justice Initiative | Sunrise Movement
Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy | Columbia Land Conservancy | Wild Bird Fund











