MY PHILOSOPHY
My approach is reactive, not prescriptive.
I don’t arrive with a script or narrative I’m trying to impose. Instead, I respond to who my clients are — their energy, their connection, their dynamic.
The moments I photograph aren’t staged to fit an aesthetic. They unfold naturally, and my role is to observe, anticipate, and react in a way that feels honest and true to them.
I believe the most meaningful photographs don’t tell my story — they tell yours.
Not a stylized version. Not a borrowed narrative.
But who you actually are in this season of your life.
That’s why my work feels timeless. It isn’t built on trends or concepts — it’s built on people.
Stay the story
Don’t perform it. Don’t recreate it. Don’t shape it to fit someone else’s ideas of what it should look like.
Staying the story means remaining grounded in what’s real.
It means choosing honesty over performance.
It means letting your experience lead, not the camera.
You lead. I’ll follow.
That’s why my work feels personal instead of produced, and timeless instead of trend-driven. The photographs don’t reflect my idea of who you are — they reflect you, as you actually are.
You tell the story.
I stay with it.