Hey there! Thanks for dropping by.
For as long as I can remember, I've been obsessed with photography. Despite my ADHD (o' bane of my existence...) making it nearly impossible to stick with a hobby for any real amount of time, photography has been my passion pretty much as long as I've been alive. Six years ago I took the plunge and made it my life.
At that time, I was in a very dark place. Photography was the only light in my life, and I threw every part of my heart into it. Being able to capture other people's love and laughter filled a void in my soul and kept me going, even during the darkest moments.
Two years ago, even that stopped being enough to keep me away from the edge. I could still see such beauty in the world, but it was as though I was seeing it from far, far away. Apparently, being so firmly closeted for the previous 20 years of my life had finally taken its toll, and I was out of time...
But then, through a series of random events, I met someone who made my life worth living: someone who gave me the strength to come out to my family, friends, and partner of 10 years. He was there for me through the onslaught of emotional and verbal abuse that were the result of my coming out. And in 2023, he became my partner in both life and photography.
It took Shay and I so many years to find each other. And now that we have, we are doing everything we can to live our life together to the fullest and not miss out on a single second. Documenting these times we share has become one of my biggest priorities and reminds me daily of the main reason I chose to become a wedding photographer.
There are some moments that you can never do over, you know? When memories are lost, there's no getting them back. Forgetfulness is one thing if you're trying to remember a grocery list, but a very different matter when the forgotten moment is about a loved one and the times you shared.
Whether you choose to hire us, or another photography team, I hope you'll remember to protect at all costs the moments that matter most to you.
