NYC Wedding Photographer

Though my photography, I strive to capture and immortalize the diverse facets of the human experience from moments of beauty and struggle, to acts of bravery and mystery. I believe that the candid interactions, the peculiar idiosyncrasies, and the vulnerable, unguarded moments shared among family and friends truly reveal and define what it means to be alive.

These authentic moments deserve not only to be captured but also to be meticulously documented, preserved, and remembered.

Through my lens, I seek to portray how friendships, love, and events—whether monumental or seemingly trivial—contribute to shaping our individual lives, family dynamics, and communities.

Above all, my artistic focus centers on the present moment, emphasizing those seemingly small instances that evolve into years passed by. It’s about the love stories that transform into lasting legacies, the enduring friendships that accompany us throughout our lives, and the celebrations that encapsulate and provide a framework for the love residing within us.


One aspect of wedding photography that gives my work meaning is the realization that the family and friends gathered together on a wedding day will rarely, if ever, be together in the same place again.

Weddings, to me, are fascinating cultural displays, showcasing the intricate interplay of family, community, and the sheer joy that accompanies love. I consider my role akin to “bottling time” for my clients, achieved through a compelling series of photos that focus on capturing poignant moments that you’ll replay, cherish, and turn to as a source of comfort for many years to come.

It’s great to be recognized, but it all means nothing if I don’t have clients booking me. I am sincerely grateful to every client who has entrusted me with their events over the past 14 years, paving the way for the realization of my dream career. With all of that said, if you’ve read this far, please do get in touch.

How Did I Start?

I started my career in photography after my first solo trip outside the country during my junior year of college. When I returned, I received compliments on my photos from a family friend that made me rethink my trajectory – I changed my focus from journalism to photography. I studied abroad in Mali, West Africa where I had the immense privilege of photographing spirit possession ceremonies. I also studied abroad in New Zealand, where I skipped some of the semester to hitch hike around the south island. I love photographing love and I consider it the greatest gift of my life that I am able to do this work for a living while traveling the world.