People ask me how long I’ve been doing photography and it’s always a hard question to answer. As a child I always had a camera in hand. When I was 10, I began crafting stop-motion videos using LEGO bricks, followed by filming family travels at 14, and vlogging on my YouTube channel at 17. I quickly became the family and friends photographer: shooting anything and anyone I could. These early experiences ignited a passion, and I realized that capturing these moments was more than just a hobby – it was my life's purpose. Through my own lens, I captured special moments, as it became my way of connecting with the world and conveying emotions where words often fall short.
Starting my career in NYC, my photography journey has extended across the tri-state area and beyond. National parks have always inspired me—I’ve spent a week van-lifing through Utah’s Mighty 5, explored the Rocky Mountains, and hiked the Great Sand Dunes. Internationally, I’ve been on two solo trips through Europe and am gearing up for an 8-week backpacking adventure this summer. Everywhere I go, I bring my camera. I consider travel photography my hobby since capturing people turned into my job. Whether it’s a city, the great outdoors, or the beach, I’m all in. I’ve always believed in creating the life you want & doing the things you love. My goal is to make the most of my time here, because we’re not promised tomorrow.
No matter where your wedding takes you, I’m ready to pack my bags and capture your story in a way that’s as unique to you and your destination. Let’s make it unforgettable.
When you choose me to capture your moments, prepare for a laidback experience that's about preserving genuine emotions. I thrive on documenting the raw, unfiltered, and candid instances that reflect you. I want you to feel at ease, to be yourself, and to forget about the camera. As we embark on this creative journey, I'll ensure you're comfortable and enjoying every second. My goal is to capture the your true essence, just the way you are.
Running has been part of my life for 10 years, ever since I joined the track team my freshman year of high school. I was a terrible sprinter, but found my love for distance running when my coaches encouraged me to join Cross Country. In my junior year of college, I ran my first half marathon and have not stopped since. Since then, I’ve completed 2 marathons—NYC and Chicago—and I’m working my way toward my 6-Star Abbott World Marathon Majors medal. Along the way, I’ve run 7 half marathons, with my next one coming up in March 2025.
If your wedding is on a Saturday & I'm in a training block- there's a high chance I'll be waking up the next morning to run 12-20 miles. It might sound crazy, but I LOVE it. I even coach track for my HS alma-mater part-time!
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