I'm a wedding and family photographer based in Vermont.
I think photography found me because I'm always trying to figure things out.
Memory. Family. Home. The places that shape us. The roles we grow out of, into, and through. A camera in my hand has simply become the way I explore these questions.
People have always been my favorite subject. I'm endlessly fascinated by the ways we love one another, by the contradictions we carry, and by the complexity of being human. Weddings simply happen to be one of the richest places to witness all of it—a glimpse into these questions that shape us.
Maybe that's why I've never been interested in simply documenting what's in front of me. I'm drawn to the space where photojournalism and fine art overlap, where candid moments aren't simply recorded but interpreted through light, composition, gesture, and atmosphere. I believe the most honest storytelling begins with paying attention. My hope is to create photographs that are both truthful documents and enduring works of art.
I photograph on both digital and film, continually returning to film like a siren's song. It asks more of me, yet somehow allows for more freedom in return. It reminds me that perfection has very little to do with whether a photograph feels true and beautiful.
Alongside weddings, I make pictures of my own family and work on long-form personal projects, both rooted in the same quiet curiosity: what does it mean to be alive?
If my work resonates with you, I'd love to hear your story.