Real moments, beautifully told
"I'm so awkward in photos" is the first thing most of my clients say — and honestly, they're usually right, but not for the reason they think. Here's why I've stopped chasing perfect poses, and the weird little games I play instead to get portraits that actually look like you.
Ever wonder what your wedding photographer is doing at hour nine, when the cake has been cut and the dance floor is sticky? Here's an honest, slightly caffeinated look at a full wedding day from behind the lens — plus a few things you can do to help your photographer thrive.
From slot canyons in the Southwest to foggy Blue Ridge mornings, these are the American landscapes that have stuck with me after years of travel shoots. Plus the stubborn case for finding extraordinary light within an hour of your own front door.
After a decade of shooting weddings across the US, I've learned the frame that ends up on the wall is almost never the one where everyone was looking at me. Here's why the unguarded seconds matter more — and how to get more of them on your day.