I grew up just outside Boulder, Colorado, where weekends meant trailheads- my grandparents and my dad leading the way into the Rockies, teaching me to notice how light moves across a mountain by the hour.

My grandfather put a camera in my hands for the first time: his Honeywell Pentax ES II, a relic from the 1970s. Something about looking through that viewfinder made the world hold still, and I've shot film ever since.

In 2022, my dad was diagnosed with cancer, and photography took on a different weight entirely. I made sure to document as much of our time together as I could, and those photographs are some of the most valuable things I own now. It's part of why I approach every wedding the way I do - with intention and with the understanding that these images only become more valuable with time.

For as long as I can remember, photography has been my language. Today, I'm grateful to bring that eye to the weddings, engagements, and family sessions I'm trusted with - and I'd love to bring it to yours.

My home base is Boston, photographing weddings across New England - but there's so much beauty in this world that travel is always welcome.