As a wedding photographer, I believe the best stories are told as they happen, which is how you also tend to remember it in your mind. Where traditional artists use pencil and paper, Photographers use cameras and light to create their narratives. As an artist I am drawn to moments that are captured naturally, and believe the light that surrounds you assists in telling your story.

If you've arrived here perhaps you were drawn to the light and airy feel of my work. The sun, and an experienced intuition for timing have been the foundation that I've built my wedding and portrait photography on. The sun, after all, is the strongest light source we have, and for me its THE key factor that enables me to capture your day in a whimsical and romantic way.

For my work I want to deliver a collection that is consistent with my style and with what you see on my website. In order to do that I make a custom plan with my clients that map out how we can best utilize our location to shoot, as well as the sun to best illustrate your love story. Living in New England, this isn't always possible. We have cold winters, and daylight savings where the sun sometimes sets around 430pm. Should you choose to get married during that time, rest assured that I will work hard to ensure that at least part of your collection has some of that style which you were initially drawn to. I also may suggest doing some formals prior to your ceremony, maybe a first look, or perhaps trying for an earlier timeline.

You may be thinking 'You're a natural light photographer, so does that mean you don't use flash?' For my art I tend to believe that flash has its time and place, like receptions, or in rooms that are very dark or poorly lit. When faced with those challenging situations I will always supplement with additional lighting to capture the scene as needed. In the end, my ultimate goal is to always create images where I utilize the environment I am in. my heart is always with the sun and the way it can enhance any love story.