Dedicated to capturing diverse life events, to create memories that will last a lifetime.
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«I am an outgoing energetic photographer. I love to contribute and help build the day and not just capture it. Your wedding should be fun and unique as you are. »
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—What should be the criteria for a bride and a groom to choose their wedding photographer?
—Some one they could have a coffee or beer with and feel like they are hanging out with a friend.
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—How did you get into wedding photography?
—My grandmother ran a camera store for the early part of my life. She gave me old film cameras and helped build my craft as I grew up.
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—Are you photogenic?
—I love to give clients the camera and do the poses I'm trying to describe to the client, this helps them relax and be engaged into the session.
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—What are the most important components of a good photo in your opinion?
—Having the couple incorporate personal attributes into the session. If builds attachment and helps the clients become more comfortable.
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—How do you handle criticism?
—Very well. I think we need to keep building and changing to keep up with the evolving client.
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—Are you fond of traveling?
—YES!!! I became a photographer to travel while taking pictures.
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—What do you like most about your profession?
—The people, I love to interact and be in the crowd.
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—What is special in wedding photography?
—Capturing those little moments. The hug between a bride and a grandmother, the handshake with a groom and a son.
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—What will be the future of wedding photography?
—Lots of client content, in a post and share world people want the whole day not just the highlights.
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—Are there any trends in wedding photography?
—Yes, but the trends can differer in varying cities.
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