Musée du Louvre, Paris, France

Shaped by experience, guided by instinct

A considered approach

My work has taken me from New York City’s most iconic venues to intimate celebrations across France, each offering its own rhythm, atmosphere, and quiet, subtle moments.

Over time, I’ve come to understand that what matters most on a wedding day isn’t just how it looks, but how it feels, how the experience unfolds, how people move through it, and what lingers long after it’s over.

This perspective has been shaped gradually, through years of photographing weddings, studying light, and paying attention to the details that often go unnoticed but are definitely felt.

I’m continually inspired by travel, art, and architecture, particularly throughout France, Scotland, and England. These influences don’t define my work, but they inform how I see: with an appreciation for balance, restraint, and a sense of place.

I believe photography should feel honest and enduring, something that holds its meaning over time, both visually and emotionally.


A few things that shape my perspective

An achievement held by a small percentage of photographers

Certified Professional Photographer

Recipient of Fuji Masterpiece Award

The history & artistry
of it all makes my creativity flourish

Deeply appreciates architecture

Photographer for
Bobbi Brown,
NYC Fashion Week

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Published Widely

I adore a French
Chateau


Favorite wedding
venue

Recipient of Kodak Gallery Award

by The World's Best Wedding Photos

Top 10 NYC Wedding Photographer

Landed 5 Wedding Magzine Cover Photos