I started in retail interiors, designing spaces built to be walked through rather than lived in. It taught me a lot about how people move through a room and almost nothing about what happens when they stay in it.
Six years ago I moved to residential work and had to unlearn a fair bit. The most useful thing I learned was to ask better questions. Not "what style do you like" but "where does the post end up" and "who sits where when everyone is in".
Those answers change a design more than any mood board.
I work with a blend of film and digital techniques, leaning into the softness, grain, and painterly tones that make fine-art imagery feel eternal. Everything is shot and edited with the kind of intention that ensures your photographs will still feel relevant and breathtaking decades from now.
You’ll never feel staged or stiff.
You’ll feel present, relaxed, and beautifully yourselves.
My presence on a wedding day is gentle and reassuring. I don’t rush, I don’t intrude, and I don’t treat your celebration like a photoshoot. Instead, I guide you with subtle direction when you need it, then step back when the moment belongs solely to you.