photographs meant to be kept
Planning my own wedding changed the way I see this work. Every decision—from the stationery to the flowers to learning a ballroom dance with my husband—was our way of honoring the significance of the day and the people celebrating with us. It reminded me that beauty isn't about extravagance. It's about creating something meaningful enough to remember for the rest of your life.
I've always been drawn to places that grow more beautiful with time.
Historic homes.
Gardens.
Old churches.
Thoughtfully crafted objects.
Architecture and photography have shaped the way I see them. One taught me to notice how places are designed to endure. The other taught me how photographs can do the same.
Both continue to ask the same question:
What makes something worth returning to, generation after generation?
I photograph with the understanding that someday these images will matter even more than they do now. They're meant to be framed, revisited, passed down, and remembered—not simply stored away.
My philosophy
I find myself returning to the same kinds of moments.
Morning light through old windows.
A grandmother smoothing a veil.
Children barefoot in the grass.
A table prepared for family.
Hands.
Gardens.
Places that have endured.
The photographs I make are simply another way of paying attention to them.
my offerings
Wedding Stories
The Years that Follow
Whether you're planning a wedding or simply preserving the years that follow, I'd be honored to tell your story.