even at a young age I was fascinated with photography
My story into photography isn't exactly the typical one.
I've always been an artist. I actually started out designing jewelry, until I was gifted a camera and I began photographing my own creations. Somewhere along the way, I realized I was way more interested in people than products.
Their quirky personalities. Their weird little habits. The way they laugh so hard they can't catch their breath. All the things that make people unapologetically themselves.
And somehow, wedding photography fell right into my lap. There's something about being invited into a day where people are feeling everything. The happy tears, the nervous energy, the questionable dance moves, the beautiful chaos. It's messy, unpredictable, and wonderfully human.
And that's the stuff I love.
I didn't get into photography to make everything look perfect. I got into it because real life is a whole lot more interesting.
I find inspiration in many artistic things, including life itself. But where I get most of my creative energy from are the photography works of Baron Wolman. He fascinates my brain with his poetic documentary style of the concert goers of Woodstock. He simply floats around capture the raw and real emotion of the people. The people are his subjects as you are mine. I will never simply just exist in your space, I dive in full body for every moment.
I surround myself with love and adventure. These are just a few glimpses into my life.