About me

I am not the regular kind of person and I like it.

I’ve never been someone who fit neatly into expectations, and for a long time I wondered if that was a flaw. But the truth is, my heart was never built for ordinary. I’m the kind of person who needs open skies, big feelings, and a life that moves — a life where I can show up fully for the people I love and the moments that deserve to be remembered.

A 9-to-5 in a place that didn’t feel like home, with only a few weeks of freedom each year, could never hold the version of me that craves adventure, connection, and purpose.

I choose a life that feels alive — one where every chapter is intentional, where memories are made, and where I get to follow the path that was always meant for me.

I love adventures, spontaneous moments, unplanned things.

I know some things in life need planning — but I always leave space for the magic that happens when you don’t script every second. That’s where you feel the most alive, where the real memories are born.

In 2016, I took off on a world tour that changed everything. I lived a full year in New Zealand, and somewhere between the golden mountains, rugged coastlines, and quiet mornings on the road, my love for photography exploded into something deeper. I wandered through the US, Australia, Tasmania, Japan, Patagonia with nothing but the next couple of days mapped out — choosing each moment purely because it felt right.

That kind of freedom shaped who I am. And one day, I want to live it again, exploring even more countries, letting the world surprise me just like it did back then.

And if I get to capture beautiful weddings along the way? Well… that would be nothing short of amazing. (wink wink — if you need a photographer for your adventure, I’m already packing.)

I like to photograph the in-between moments — the ones you don’t even realize are happening.

I’ve always loved capturing the quiet glances, the unfiltered laughter, the way people look at each other when they think no one is watching. Those little fragments of truth have always felt like the real story to me.

That instinct is what pulled me into this work. Being an elopement photographer means I get to witness love in its most honest form — the intimate, fleeting moments that disappear in an instant but stay alive in a photograph forever.

It’s not about posing or performing; it’s about preserving the heartbeat of your day… the moments that will still make you feel something years from now.