I started my photography business in 2014, and within a few years, I was traveling the world photographing weddings, elopements, meeting incredible people, and building a career I never could've imagined. But somewhere along the way, I got a little lost in it all.

After years of chasing success, I found myself pretty burned out, questioning what I was doing and why I was doing it in the first place. I'd spent so much time building a business that I'd kind of forgotten what made me fall in love with creating.

Life was changing pretty dramatically, too. I became a dad, lost my mom, and somewhere between experiencing a whole new kind of love and a whole new kind of grief, my perspective on life shifted.

I started paying more attention to the little things. The way people love each other, the ordinary moments we take for granted, and how quickly life moves. I think those experiences gave me a much deeper appreciation for the privilege of documenting people's lives.

And ultimately, they brought me back to myself.

These days, it's pretty simple. I just want to make really cool, inspiring work with people who inspire me. I want to create space for people to be completely themselves, make something beautiful together, and have a damn good time doing it. Because at the end of the day, the people and moments we share this life with are kind of everything. 

Outside of photography...

I'm a dad, musician, hopeless romantic, and a big fan of making an occasion out of absolutely nothing.

I love being outside, creating music, cooking elaborate meals, yoga, wellness, and the never-ending adventure of figuring myself out.

Give me good music, good food, a long conversation, a room full of people I love, or an excuse to go somewhere beautiful, and I'm a happy guy.

I'm still figuring a lot of things out, but I'm pretty convinced that life is meant to be lived fully, felt deeply, and shared with people you love.

A little about me, and how I got here.