Real people. Real moments. Real emotion. Real love.
That’s what I’m all about…
I’m not going to bore you with stories about how I took up photography in the womb and how my first photo was of the doctor at my birth….you should’ve seen the look on his face! I’ll also spare you the details of the crazy journey I took that led me to where I am today. But, I will tell you this: I love what I do! I think I’m one of the luckiest people in the world to have this job! I get to spend time with people during one of the happiest moments of their lives.
I can’t wait to laugh and have a blast with you at your wedding, but I also take my responsibility of giving you amazing images and top notch service seriously. I’ll spend time getting to know you before your wedding to make sure that I capture the essence of your day along with the people and things that are most important to you. I will also help make your day flow as smoothly as it possibly can. In the meantime, here are a few things you may (or may not) like to know about me.
• I am a HUGE “Pulp Fiction” fan and I can pretty much recite any line in the movie on demand (try me).
• I believe bacon is a way of life.
• I am living proof that sailors really do have more fun.
• John Coltrane is the greatest musician of all time. Trust me, you do not want to argue with me on this…
• I can’t sing to save my life (just ask my wife), but I can lip sync with the best of them.
• Real pizza does not come frozen in a box…..period.
• I love old film cameras. Almost all of my personal shooting is done with film. I think it reminds me of my time shooting in the womb.
• I am a diehard football fan. If you can book me for a Sunday wedding during football season, that means I really like you!
• I make Macaroni & Cheese that will knock your socks off. Yes, you will be standing there barefoot…
• I’m not a shy person at all. I love talking to people and will pretty much talk to anyone, anytime, any place, about almost anything.
So, let’s chat! Over coffee, over tea, over Skype, by e-mail or better yet, an old-fashioned phone call.