I’ve been doing this for 25 years.
Long enough to think I’ve seen it all — and long enough to know I probably haven’t.

In 2026, I’m re-introducing myself.
Not with trends or reinvention, but with clarity.

What I’m for.
What I’m not.
And why I still do this after all this time.

I don’t just believe in weddings.
I believe in marriage — the part that begins after the celebration ends.
The ordinary days. The quiet work. The life that follows the photographs.

My craft has always been about meaning.
Not clicks.
Not validation.
Not proving anything to anyone.

I’ve been fortunate — more than fortunate — to work with people who share that belief. People who trusted me not just with their wedding day, but with their lives long after it. Families. Years. Chapters. Continuity.

Where I’ve failed is being trendy.
I’ve failed at being flexible when the industry demanded noise.
And I’ve failed — often — by being too quiet.

That changes now.

In 2026, I’m turning the volume up just enough to say what I’ve always believed:
That this work matters when it’s honest.
That memory outlives performance.
And that there’s still room for a quieter, more intentional way of seeing.