Portfolio Highlights
A curated look at the stories I’ve captured—personal, professional, and in-between.
Weddings
Photographs that feel like your love.
With a documentary approach and an eye for beauty, I photograph weddings in a way that honors the people, details, and emotion that make your celebration unique. Every image is crafted with care so your story can be relived for years to come.
Starting at $3,000
Couples
You and your person, captured honestly.
These sessions are about connection, laughter, and celebrating the little things that make your relationship yours. Think of it as a date—with a camera quietly tagging along. We'll create images that feel like you: joyful, real, and full of heart.
$300
Family Portraits
Real moments. Real connection. Real family.
My approach to family photography is relaxed and playful, with space for giggles, movement, and everyday magic. These aren’t stiff poses—they’re honest portraits that reflect who you are and the bond you share.
$250
Maternity
A quiet celebration of what’s to come.
Maternity sessions are about more than the bump—they’re about the anticipation, beauty, and transformation of this season. I create space for you to feel comfortable, seen, and celebrated as we capture this moment of becoming.
$250
Senior Portraits
Show up. Be yourself.
Senior year is a milestone worth celebrating. Together, we’ll create portraits that reflect your personality and passions—whether that means casual and candid, bold and styled, or somewhere in between.
$300
Event Photography
The energy, the people, moments that matter.
Whether it’s a milestone birthday, nonprofit gala, or community gathering, I document events with a focus on storytelling. You’ll receive a gallery of images that capture both the key highlights and the unscripted moments that give your event life.
$275/hour
"A photograph is not just the result of an encounter between an event and a photographer; picture-taking is an event in itself, and one with ever more peremptory rights – to interfere with, to invade, or to ignore whatever is going on. Our very sense of situation is now articulated by the camera’s interventions."
- Susan Sontag