The most meaningful photos happen when no one knows they’re being taken.
I've always believed the most meaningful moments a photographer can capture are the ones untouched by their own influence. Weddings naturally carry this kinetic energy, an authenticity that can't be faked, manufactured, or replicated.
When I look back at photos from my life, it's those candid moments that bring memories and emotions flooding back. That's exactly how I want your wedding photos to feel decades from now. Like a warm, familiar hug.
Based in Connecticut, I get to travel for a living, documenting weddings and retreats coast-to-coast and internationally. Those destinations regularly include the Catskills, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Hudson Valley, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Italy, Portugal, Boston, Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod, Nantucket, Montauk, and more.
My relationship with photography started with the film cameras my mom always had around when I was a kid. I didn't think much about the power of photography back then, or why my mom might even want a photo of me playing with worms in the backyard. I was often making awkward faces or crossing my eyes whenever she lifted the camera. But those were the photos that hung on our walls at home.
Before documenting weddings, my journey started with street photography and behind-the-scenes work on film sets. It all came together when a production assistant on set asked me to photograph a wedding, referencing my street photography work as the style they were looking for. I remember cautiously responding, "You can do that?"
That's when I fell in love with capturing the honesty of a wedding day, documenting them in a way that prioritizes real human connection and the couple's ability to remain truly present.
If this resonates with you, I'd love to hear about your wedding plans.