Most of my couples don't describe me as “the photographer” first. After their wedding, they tell me things like:

“We felt completely at ease.”

“It never felt staged.”

“At some point, we forgot there was a camera there at all.”

And that's exactly the point. I believe the most beautiful images aren't the perfectly posed ones — they're the ones taken when you're truly living the moment.

My style: Editorial. Honest. Timeless.

My visual language is inspired by editorial photo stories, analog film, and natural light. I work documentary-style and unobtrusively — no forced posing, no constant interruptions to your day.

The result: images that don't just show what your wedding looked like, but how it felt.

My cameras — Digital, Fujifilm & 35mm Film

I shoot with three different systems, because every moment speaks a different language. My Fujifilm X-T5 gives that filmic look and authentic color science I love. For moments that demand speed and precision — the ceremony, the dance floor at night — I rely on my Sony A7V. And for the truly timeless: I shoot real 35mm film on a Canon AE-1 and Nikon F100, developed in a lab and delivered as digital scans — images that feel like memories that were always there.