Photography has always meant more to me than just images. For me, it started with family. I’ve always believed that a person’s legacy is one of the most important things we leave behind, and that belief is what led me to photography in the first place.

I didn’t become a photographer to chase trends or stage perfect moments. I became one because I wanted to preserve the things that matter — the people we love, the moments that shape us, and the stories that deserve to be remembered long after they’ve passed. Those are the images I value most in my own life, and that’s exactly how I approach my work.

My style is candid, natural, and intentional. I focus on real moments as they happen, using natural light and vibrant, timeless color to create images that feel honest and lasting. I guide when needed, but I leave room for things to unfold naturally — because that’s where the real story lives.

Whether I’m photographing a wedding, an elopement, or a portrait session, my goal is simple: to create images that mean something. Photos that won’t just be looked at, but kept — and passed down.